U.S. spot Solana ETFs recorded $925,000 in net inflows in a single trading session, indicating steady but modest demand for regulated Solana (SOL) exposure. This inflow suggests that subscriptions to these ETFs outpaced redemptions, reflecting positive investor interest without a large-scale institutional surge. While this single-day figure is a positive indicator, it does not confirm a trend, as ETF flows can quickly reverse. Investors should watch for sustained inflows and related market activity to gauge broader institutional demand and potential impact on SOL's price.
The TAC sidechain has been halted due to a supply exploit, which is a security breach affecting its token supply. Despite this issue, the TON mainnet remains operational and separate from the compromised sidechain. This separation helps protect the m...
OpenSea has launched full support for trading Solana-based NFTs on its OS2 platform, allowing users to buy, sell, and trade Solana collectibles like Mad Lads and Claynosaurz. This marks Solana as OpenSea's first non-EVM blockchain for NFT trading sin...
OpenSea has fully integrated Solana NFT trading into its revamped OS2 platform after four years of limited beta testing. This move positions OpenSea as a multi-chain trading hub supporting over 20 blockchains, directly competing with native Solana ma...
Solana has activated the first of five planned feature gates that will collectively reduce on-chain storage costs for token accounts by 90%. This significant cost reduction is expected to make using Solana's blockchain more efficient and affordable f...
Solana's price rose sharply from around $71 in early August to a peak of $110.04 on August 27, before retreating to about $102.50 by August 31. Despite the pullback, technical indicators like the daily RSI and 4-hour Supertrend suggest the breakout a...
