Solana (SOL) has rebounded from summer lows to trade near $105, showing a bullish breakout on its weekly chart. Technical indicators and rising derivatives activity suggest SOL could target $145-$150 first, with $170 as the next major resistance. A strong move beyond $170 could eventually lead to a longer-term target near $280. However, a drop below current support levels around $60-$70 would weaken this bullish outlook. Increasing open interest in Solana derivatives highlights growing market participation but also potential volatility ahead.
Solana has started Q4 with stronger on-chain activity, processing more spot DEX volume than Ethereum and its Layer 2s combined. This surge, driven by increased tokenization and stablecoin liquidity, suggests growing demand for Solana's network. If th...
Shiba Inu (SHIB) has been introduced on Solana's Layer-1 blockchain via the Sunrise protocol, allowing direct access and trading within Solana's DeFi ecosystem. This move expands SHIB's availability beyond Ethereum, Binance Smart Chain, and Shibarium...
Shiba Inu (SHIB) has launched on the Solana blockchain, allowing it to be traded within Solana's growing DeFi ecosystem. This partnership taps into Solana's increasing liquidity and memecoin momentum, with Solana recording $190 billion in DEX volume ...
Shiba Inu's trading volume surged by 171.8% to over $95.8 million shortly after its launch on the Solana blockchain on October 4, 2026. This expansion allows Solana users to trade Shiba Inu seamlessly, boosting investor interest and driving the token...
Solana (SOL) traded around $121.44, moving within a narrow range and showing all major moving averages below the current price, suggesting upward momentum. Resistance lies between $122.49 and $123.53, with support at $120.20 and $118.95. Derivatives ...
