Solana (SOL) has fallen from its May highs above $95 to around $82.61, nearing a critical support level at $78.17. This decline is driven by large token liquidations from whale holders and Goldman Sachs fully exiting its Solana ETF holdings, signaling reduced institutional interest. Futures market data shows declining volume and open interest, reflecting trader caution. If SOL breaks below $78.17, it could fall further toward $58, while maintaining above this level might allow a rebound toward $87.
Solana (SOL) is currently trading below a key breakout resistance level, unlike Binance Coin (BNB), which has already moved above the same resistance area after a 10% daily gain. Both assets have shown a correlated price pattern since October 2025, b...
Bitcoin has fallen about 3% over the past week to around $73,800, influenced by geopolitical tensions and ongoing capital outflows from Bitcoin spot ETFs totaling nearly $3 billion since mid-May. Analyst Michael van de Poppe highlights $71,000 as a c...
Investor funds are moving out of major altcoins like Ethereum and Solana, with Ethereum losing over $115 billion and Solana shedding more than $50 billion in market cap this year. Meanwhile, Hyperliquid (HYPE) has surged over 170%, doubling its marke...
Solana (SOL) trades near $82 despite over $1 billion in cumulative inflows into spot ETFs, signaling strong institutional demand. However, technical resistance around $83 and $88-$90, combined with elevated volatility and macroeconomic uncertainties,...
The cryptocurrency market is consolidating within a tight range after a volatile period marked by institutional de-risking and geopolitical shifts. Major assets like Bitcoin, Ethereum, and BNB show stability, though Bitcoin faces resistance near $77,...
