Solana (SOL) surged to $110, reaching January levels, driven by Charles Schwab's plans to adopt SOL, before pulling back to $105. The altcoin's bullish trend remains strong with rising open interest and trading volume, signaling high market participation despite recent volatility and liquidations. Technical indicators like the DMI Modified and RSI suggest continued upward momentum, with potential targets at $110 and $125 if demand persists. However, sustained selling pressure could cause a retracement to $102.
Solana (SOL) has surged over 25% in the past week, reclaiming the key $100 level and drawing renewed attention from analysts. Some see this breakout as the start of a larger upward trend, with long-term price targets ranging from $250 to $1,000, sugg...
Bitcoin has seen a short-term price rebound driven by growing institutional interest and macroeconomic factors, particularly the rising US federal debt which surpassed $40 trillion. This debt increase weakens the US dollar, prompting investors to see...
Solana's recent governance vote approved a reduction in the rate of new SOL token issuance, primarily affecting staking rewards. This move aims to slow the growth of circulating supply, potentially easing sell pressure from newly minted tokens and im...
Cryptocurrency markets experienced a broad decline, with major coins like Bitcoin and Ethereum dropping over 3%. Bitcoin fell to around $77,897, reflecting increased market volatility and investor caution. Other notable coins such as XRP, ADA, and BC...
Solana spot ETFs attracted a record $138 million in net inflows over 10 days, led by Bitwise's BSOL which surpassed $1 billion in assets under management (AUM) with 9.3 million SOL tokens. This milestone was reached 10 months after BSOL's launch, sho...
