Solana's price fell sharply to as low as $67.37 on November 15, 2026, marking its lowest level since June 2026. The decline is part of a broader crypto market sell-off driven by fears of a Federal Reserve rate hike, significant outflows from crypto ETFs, and forced liquidations of leveraged positions. Despite the ongoing Breakpoint conference in London, no specific negative news about Solana caused the drop. Investors are watching key support levels around $67 and $62, with potential recovery hinging on market stabilization and positive conference announcements.
Solana is trading at Rp1.285.170 on Pluang, down 6.64% in the past day as of Nov 15, 2026 14:21 WIB. The platform shows a market cap of Rp760,19T and a 70% buy order activity, with typical hold time at 73 days.
Solana's price fell overnight to $67.60, its lowest level since late June 2026, amid a broader crypto market sell-off triggered by fears of a US Federal Reserve rate hike. The drop coincided with the opening of the Solana Foundation's annual Breakpoi...
A major Solana holder transferred approximately 435,000 SOL tokens, valued at around $32.96 million, to Binance over a five-day period. This included a significant unstaking event where 162,560 SOL worth $11.56 million was moved. Despite these transf...
Solana (SOL) saw a 3.67% price increase over four hours, rising from $68.71 to $71.23 on Binance's spot market. Despite this short-term gain, SOL's price was still 5.90% lower compared to the previous day. During a separate one-hour period, long posi...
The total cryptocurrency market capitalization fell by 4.96% to $2.23 trillion within 24 hours, with Bitcoin dropping 3.12% to $64,869. Major cryptocurrencies including Ether, XRP, BNB, Solana, and Dogecoin all declined, with Dogecoin experiencing th...
Solana (SOL), a blockchain platform supporting decentralized applications, was priced at $71.23 as of November 14. This pricing snapshot also showed Bitcoin at $64,754 and Ether at $1,816, reflecting ongoing trends in the broader cryptocurrency marke...
