Solana has activated native on-chain governance, enabling community votes on protocol changes, including a potential overhaul of its base transaction fee. Currently, the base fee is a flat charge per signature, split 50% burned and 50% to validators, while priority fees now go fully to validators. The proposed change would shift to a resource-based fee that scales with transaction complexity, aiming to better reflect network load, reduce spam, and increase fee burn during busy periods. This shift could make transaction costs more predictable and validator revenue steadier, but requires careful parameter setting and community approval through governance.
Solana (SOL) is projected to trade between $350 and $550 by 2031 under a central scenario assuming steady network growth, expanding stablecoin use, and increased institutional investment. An optimistic outlook sees SOL reaching $900 to $1,500 if Sola...
The XRP Ledger (XRPL) has added about $2.6 billion in tokenized real-world asset (RWA) value over the past six months, excluding stablecoins, making it the second-largest blockchain for net RWA inflows behind BNB Chain. The largest portion of this va...
Leveraged long positions in Dogecoin (DOGE) rose sharply in USDT-margined futures, while Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH) saw slight declines in long exposure, indicating traders are rotating risk toward more volatile assets. This shift is driven mai...
Solana's price stabilizes around $74 amid declining decentralized exchange trading but rising stablecoin payments and tokenized asset volumes. The network sees growing adoption in consumer payments and institutional access, with Solana-based stableco...
Solana is currently testing a key support level near $75, which could lead to a recovery toward $80-$84 if held. Analysts highlight a potential long-term bullish cup-and-handle pattern forming since 2021, with a speculative target of $1,000 if multip...
