Solana (SOL) has broken out of a months-long accumulation range and a year-long downtrend, pushing its price above $100 and signaling a potential market reversal. The critical test now is whether the $83-$85 zone can hold as support during the next pullback, which would confirm a bullish shift and open the path toward $150. A failure to maintain this support could see SOL retreat to the upper $70s, delaying further gains. Longer-term, breaking the downtrend raises the possibility of SOL reaching $180-$200, but confirmation through higher lows and sustained advances is needed first.
In August 2026, the cryptocurrency market rallied strongly, adding about $500 billion to push total market capitalization above $2.7 trillion. This surge was driven by the U.S. Treasury's decision to double bond buybacks and supportive comments from ...
DeFi Development Corp. has proposed raising up to $20 million to increase its holdings of SOL, the native token of the Solana blockchain. This move extends the company's strategy of building a Solana-focused corporate treasury, following recent token...
On August 31, Robinhood Chain achieved a record $989 million in decentralized exchange trading volume and $708 million in total value locked, nearly doubling from the previous month. Its daily app revenue reached $2.66 million, exceeding Ethereum and...
Aquifer, a Solana-based automated market maker, suffered a $2.5 million loss due to an exploit involving compromised wallets on both Solana and Ethereum. The protocol has offered the attacker a 20% whitehat bounty if at least 80% of the stolen assets...
Solana's price fell 8.31% from $110.50 to around $100.40 since August 26, yet the network shows strong growth with 9.5 million new wallet addresses daily. Institutional investment remains robust, with US Solana ETFs seeing seven weeks of inflows tota...
