Solana (SOL) has climbed about 13.7% over the past week, trading between $79 and $82, signaling renewed bullish momentum after a period of consolidation. Around $120 million worth of SOL tokens were withdrawn from centralized exchanges, indicating reduced selling pressure as investors move assets to self-custody or staking. Technical indicators like the SuperTrend on the 3-day chart show a buy signal, with bulls targeting a breakout above $82 to confirm the trend. Crypto analyst Ansem projects SOL could reach $150 in the coming months, with resistance levels at $92–95 and a potential $100 milestone if volume supports a breakout. Additionally, the launch of the World prediction market platform on Solana's network is expected to boost on-chain activity.
Bitcoin traded near $62,920, pressured by renewed U.S.-Iran strikes that lifted oil and the dollar, causing crypto markets to weaken. Despite $21.4 million inflows into U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs providing some support, technical indicators like MACD and...
Michael Coates has been appointed Chief Information Security Officer at the Solana Foundation, bringing his extensive security leadership experience from Mozilla, Twitter, and Altitude Networks. He aims to enhance security across Solana's blockchain ...
Bitcoin and other major cryptocurrencies declined due to rising US-Iran military tensions, which boosted the US dollar and increased geopolitical uncertainty. The conflict led to higher oil prices and inflation concerns, prompting expectations of hig...
Pump.fun, a Solana memecoin launchpad, sold an additional 122,498 SOL tokens worth about $10.08 million, raising its total sales to 4.656 million SOL valued at roughly $794.8 million. These sales occur while SOL trades near $80.30, well below the ave...
Bitcoin and other major cryptocurrencies declined after renewed U.S.-Iran airstrikes escalated tensions, pushing oil prices higher. The conflict, involving attacks on ships and military installations, threatens to collapse the fragile ceasefire and h...
