Solana (SOL) is maintaining its price above $85 as it undergoes testing for the Alpenglow network upgrade and experiences renewed inflows into Solana ETFs, indicating growing institutional interest. The Alpenglow upgrade aims to improve transaction finality speed, enhancing Solana's position as a fast Layer 1 blockchain suitable for consumer payments and high-frequency applications. ETF inflows recently hit their highest weekly level since February, reflecting improved market confidence. Regulatory progress in the U.S. toward clearer digital asset classification also supports a positive outlook, with price targets for 2026 ranging from $100 to $150, though short-term volatility remains.
Hyperliquid controls 66-73% of decentralized perpetual futures trading, processing about $50 billion weekly, far outpacing six competing Solana-based venues. The key difference is Hyperliquid's use of a traditional order book on its own chain, offeri...
Hyperliquid has overtaken Solana in fully diluted valuation (FDV), reaching about $54.57 billion compared to Solana's $54.22 billion, driven by its $790 million revenue, surpassing Solana, Ethereum, and Tron. This milestone highlights a market shift ...
While major cryptocurrencies like bitcoin and ether have seen little change recently, tokens linked to perpetual-futures platforms such as Hyperliquid's HYPE have surged over 40%, driven by strong trading volumes and fee revenue. Privacy-focused coin...
The HYPE token of Hyperliquid surged 49.62% to $58.47, adding nearly $5 billion to its market cap and surpassing Solana's fully diluted valuation. This rally was driven by the launch of pre-IPO perpetual futures for SpaceX, valued near $1.8 trillion,...
Solana (SOL) is forming a rounded base above its broken multi-month downtrend line, signaling a potential recovery. The key resistance to watch is the $98-$100 zone, which SOL must reclaim and hold to confirm strength and target the next major resist...
