Solana (SOL) is attempting a rebound after falling to a three-year low near $60, but faces strong resistance between $75 and $81, limiting upside potential. The token remains below key moving averages, signaling a cautious market outlook, while institutional flows have softened with recent ETF outflows. Trading volume has increased, suggesting short-term dip buying, but medium- to long-term trends favor sellers until SOL can reclaim higher levels. The next key test is breaking through the $75-$81 resistance zone to confirm a stronger recovery.
Hyperliquid's HYPE token rebounded over 10% from Sunday lows after a steep 25% drop last week, driven by broader market sell-offs. The recovery follows Citrini Research highlighting Hyperliquid's strong cash flow and a significant buyback program tha...
Raoul Pal, founder of Real Vision, predicts that Ethereum, Solana, and Sui will be the three dominant blockchain platforms over the next decade. He argues that layer one blockchains serve as the infrastructure of the digital economy and will concentr...
Leading AI models Grok, ChatGPT, and Claude forecast year-end 2026 prices for top cryptocurrencies, predicting partial recoveries after significant 2026 losses. Bitcoin is expected between $78K and $82.5K, supported by institutional ETF inflows and i...
Cryptocurrency prices are fluctuating with Bitcoin at $63,014 and Ethereum at $1,676.48, showing moderate gains. Several altcoins such as BEAT and DEXE have experienced significant increases, with BEAT up nearly 72% and DEXE up over 15%. These moveme...
Solana's price fell about 21% in June 2026 due to intensified whale selling and broader market liquidations, pushing the price down to around $66 and raising concerns about a further drop to $50. Large holders, or whales, have been reducing their Sol...
