Solana's three-day SuperTrend indicator has turned bullish for the first time since October, suggesting a potential trend reversal after months of weakness. This shift is supported by strong on-chain activity, including 100 million SOL leaving exchanges and 1.4 million new addresses joining the network, indicating growing adoption and reduced selling pressure. However, Solana faces a major resistance zone between $76 and $85, which must be overcome with a three-day close above $85 to target higher prices at $100 and $127. A drop below $70 would invalidate the bullish outlook and could lead to a deeper correction toward $53.
Deposits of Solana on the Aave v4 platform have doubled over the past month, indicating growing interest in decentralized finance (DeFi) on the Solana blockchain. This surge reflects increased capital inflow and suggests a strategic shift toward Sola...
Solana (SOL) traded near $76 with mild selling pressure despite Bitcoin's weekend rally, as traders watch for capital rotation from Bitcoin into large-cap altcoins. SOL's price consolidation suggests a potential breakout or breakdown, with key suppor...
Bitcoin remained around $63,800 with minimal daily changes after the U.S. launched its third airstrike on Iran this week and Iran declared the Strait of Hormuz closed. Other major cryptocurrencies like ether, XRP, and dogecoin also showed little move...
Solana's price steadied near $78 despite a $14 million wallet hack affecting an early investor and rising competition from Robinhood's new Ethereum-based layer-2 network. The hack raised security concerns but was attributed to user-side issues rather...
Solana's on-chain activity and fees have sharply declined, with total fees dropping 78% year-on-year to $51 million in Q2 2026, the lowest since late 2023. This decline reflects reduced network use amid a broader crypto downturn, despite signs of a p...
