The supply of non-USDC/USDT stablecoins on the Solana network has increased approximately 15 times since January 2025, reaching $3.8 billion by mid-2026. This growth highlights Solana's rising role in the stablecoin market, ranking third globally after Ethereum and TRON. The surge indicates increased liquidity and capital inflows, which may positively influence Solana's native token, SOL, though market expectations for SOL reaching $90 by July 2026 remain cautious at 12.5%. Investors should watch for further developments in Solana's stablecoin ecosystem, regulatory changes, and new partnerships that could impact SOL's price dynamics.
More than $315 million in leveraged long positions were liquidated within 24 hours as Bitcoin dropped below the $60,000 support level, sparking forced selling across crypto derivatives markets. Bitcoin led with $152 million liquidated, followed by Et...
Jupiter Exchange launched a beta version of Jupiter Gacha on July 13, allowing users to open digital packs containing real, professionally graded Pokémon and One Piece cards tokenized on the Solana blockchain. Each card is backed one-to-one by a phys...
Solana's decentralized applications (dApps) generated over $18 million in revenue last week, outperforming other blockchain platforms for the ninth consecutive quarter. Key contributors included platforms like PumpFun, Collector Crypt, and Pacifica F...
Solana secured a significant partnership with Japan's SBI Holdings to launch stablecoins and tokenize assets, sparking controversy within the Cardano community, which historically relied heavily on Japanese investors. Charles Hoskinson, Cardano's fou...
Solana's price fell below $76 following a $253 million liquidation event mainly affecting long positions, driven by recent geopolitical tensions causing market volatility. The decline marks a 1.7% to 5.6% drop in 24 hours and about 5% over the past w...
