Morgan Stanley’s E*Trade platform has added Solana (SOL) trading, expanding retail access as ETF competition intensifies with issuers lowering fees. Despite SOL’s price dropping over 35% in 2026, on-chain activity is surging, with stablecoin supply on Solana growing 15-fold since January 2025 and monthly active users surpassing 100 million. Solana dominates tokenized stock trading volume, reinforcing its role in real-world asset infrastructure. The market awaits SEC ETF approval while technical indicators suggest SOL is near key support levels, with potential for momentum shifts if it reclaims $81.
Solana is maintaining a critical support level around $74, which is pivotal for its recovery trajectory. A move above the $82-$85 resistance zone could lead to further gains targeting $94, $125, and potentially $143. Technical analysis suggests a bul...
Anchorage Digital's USDGO stablecoin on the Solana blockchain has reached a $1 billion market cap in 2026, growing about 20 times since its February launch. This milestone highlights rising institutional adoption and confidence in Solana for stableco...
Solana's stablecoin market capitalization has reached a record $15 billion, highlighting increased adoption within its ecosystem. This milestone reflects growing confidence from investors and significant asset inflows from other blockchains. Market p...
Solana has experienced an inflow of over $26 million in assets bridged from other blockchains in the past week, indicating ongoing cross-chain capital movement into its network. Although this figure is significantly lower than the $760 million peak s...
Bitcoin held steady around $64,200 with a weekly gain of 3%, while Brent crude oil surged nearly 4% above $90 per barrel due to escalating US-Iran military conflicts. Semiconductor stocks officially entered bear market territory after a 20% drop sinc...
