Raydium (RAY) surged 12.93% to $2.42, leading gains due to recent upgrades that improved its liquidity pools on the Solana platform. This highlights growing investor interest in decentralized finance (DeFi) projects that enhance user experience and liquidity. Meanwhile, other altcoins showed mixed results, with Sky dropping 9.46% amid scalability concerns. The market remains volatile, with investors watching Bitcoin stability and upcoming economic data for further direction.
Raydium is up 13.31% on Pluang, trading at Rp43.706 with a market cap of Rp11.79 trillion as of Oct 08, 2026 09:11 WIB. Meanwhile, Sky is down 9.15%, priced at Rp1.428, with strong buy interest from Pluang users.
Raydium's RAY token surged more than 20% in the week ending October 7, climbing from about $1.82 to a peak near $2.58 before settling around $2.45. This rise follows a brief move above $2 in September, reflecting increased trading activity on the Sol...
Raydium (RAY) price surged over 20% this week, outperforming the broader crypto market with strong momentum supported by rising protocol activity and token buybacks. The price rallied from around $1.82 at October's start to nearly $2.58, driven by in...
Raydium (RAY), a Solana-based decentralized exchange token, saw a significant price surge on October 7, 2026, driven by strong spot buying pressure rather than leveraged trading. The elevated bid/ask ratio and neutral funding rates indicate real dema...
