SOL token in Light of SEC's Classification

The objective of this bounty challenge is to conduct an in-depth analysis of on-chain data from the Solana blockchain, specifically focusing on the SOL token, in relation to the recent classification of the token as a security by the United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). The analysis should include some of the following topics: Explore SOL token metrics such as transaction volume, daily active addresses, token distribution. Examine the impact of the SEC's classification of the SOL token as a security on the on-chain data. Identify any significant changes or trends that can be attributed to this classification. Compare shifts in user behavior, trading patterns that may indicate a response to the regulatory action. Assess the influence of the SEC's classification on the SOL token's market dynamics, including price volatility, liquidity, and trading volumes. Analyze any correlations between the on-chain data and the token's market performance. Explore the Solana blockchain's smart contract ecosystem and analyze the usage of SOL tokens within decentralized applications (dApps) and DeFi protocols. Assess the impact of the SEC's classification on the adoption and development of these applications. Investigate any changes in the network's validator set or staking activity following the SEC's classification. Analyze on-chain data to identify if there have been any shifts in the distribution of staked SOL tokens among validators. Summarize the key findings from the on-chain analysis and provide insights into the implications of the SEC's classification on the Solana blockchain, its participants, and the broader cryptocurrency market.