Despite a weak overall crypto market with over $100 billion outflows this week, Solana is attracting institutional attention. Grayscale cut its Solana ETF fee to 0.19%, responding to Morgan Stanley's planned 0.14% fee, signaling growing competition and confidence in Solana's potential. On-chain activity and ecosystem growth, including record RWA sector values and new ETF listings like on the Kazakhstan Stock Exchange, suggest Solana's fundamentals are strengthening. This positions Solana for a potentially strong institutional cycle in Q3 as ETF momentum and on-chain signals converge.
Solana Company posted a $30.3 million net loss in Q2 2026 despite generating $2.5 million in revenue, mostly from staking its SOL tokens. The loss was driven by a $25.4 million realized loss on digital asset sales and a sharp rise in operating expens...
Ethereum and Solana are considering proposals to reduce their annual token inflation, potentially lowering ETH inflation to 0.4% and SOL inflation to 1.1% by 2031. These changes would slow the growth of new token supply, making both cryptocurrencies ...
Solana is expanding its ecosystem to become a one-stop platform for trading stocks, real-world assets, and crypto, likened to the 'Netflix or Amazon of finance.' Its real-world asset sector recently hit a $3.9 billion valuation, covering over 2,600 a...
Morgan Stanley increased its holdings in BlackRock's spot Bitcoin ETF by 23% to about 16.5 million shares during Q2, despite Bitcoin's price decline lowering the position's value to $549 million. The bank also expanded its exposure to Ether and Solan...
Solana (SOL) is stabilizing near $76, testing a key resistance zone between $80 and $85 that it must reclaim to confirm a stronger recovery. Analysts highlight layered support levels at $76.69, $67.06, and $53.33, with potential for a rebound if Bitc...
