Circle has minted about $3.5 billion worth of USDC stablecoins on the Solana blockchain in the past week, increasing liquidity and network activity. This move supports Circle's strategy to expand USDC availability across blockchains and contributes to its $73 billion global circulation. While this could positively influence Solana's price, the actual market impact remains uncertain. Investors will watch for price changes, volume shifts, and regulatory updates related to Solana and USDC.
Solana (SOL) is trading at Rp2.008.225 with a 1-day gain of 2.85%, showing positive momentum possibly linked to increased USDC activity on its blockchain. USDC itself is priced at Rp17.867 with a slight 0.10% increase and a high 24-hour volume of Rp182,84 trillion on Pluang. These figures are current as of Oct 12, 2026 15:02 WIB.
Ether, Cardano, and Solana have experienced significant price declines ranging from 22.64% to 35.41%, triggering three-day TD Sequential buy signals for Ether and Cardano, while Solana's signal is still forming. Ether dropped from $2,806 to $2,171, w...
Solana reported a new monthly record of 3.4 billion successful transactions in October, surpassing the previous count of 3.3 billion non-vote transactions. The difference in figures arises because the 3.4 billion includes all successful transactions,...
U.S. spot Solana (SOL) exchange-traded funds (ETFs) recorded no net inflows or outflows on Nov. 3, marking a second consecutive day of flat flows. Over the past five trading sessions, these seven ETFs collectively saw $44.2 million in net outflows, c...
Solana's price dropped to $89.77 on November 4, close to its 200-day moving average of $88.88, a critical support level that has held since August. The upcoming Breakpoint 2026 conference in London from November 15-17 is expected to influence sentime...
Solana (SOL) saw its price rise by 2.60% within one hour to $95.43 on Binance's spot market, accompanied by significant short liquidations totaling $5.69 million across Binance, Bybit, and OKX. Long liquidations were minimal in comparison, at $40,000...
