Solana (SOL) has stabilized after recent selling pressure, trading in a tight range between mid-$70s and low-$80s. Despite this, it remains below key moving averages, indicating the bearish trend is not fully reversed. Analysts emphasize that a clear breakout above resistance with stronger trading volume is necessary to confirm a trend reversal. Currently, Solana lacks major ecosystem news, so market watchers rely on price and on-chain data to gauge future direction, with short-term gains seen but intermediate trend still uncertain.
Securitize, backed by BlackRock, has tokenized $295 million of its NYSE-listed stock on the Solana blockchain during its IPO, marking a major step in merging traditional equity markets with blockchain technology. This move enhances Solana's credibili...
Solana's network usage hit a record high with 3.77 billion non-vote transactions in June 2026, driving the SOL token price above $80. This surge reflects growing adoption and on-chain activity, suggesting a favorable environment for further price gai...
Solana's network usage reached all-time highs in mid-2026, processing nearly 3.8 billion transactions in June alone and maintaining about 7 million daily active addresses. Despite this surge in activity, the SOL token trades around $80, significantly...
The cryptocurrency SOL has regained its price level above $72, indicating a short-term recovery. However, onchain data suggests that the momentum behind this price increase is weakening, which could imply limited upside potential in the near future. ...
Joseph Chalom, former Blackrock exec and Sharplink co-CEO, defends Ethereum against claims of a "culture problem," highlighting its 900,000+ validators and over one million developers as key to its decentralization advantage over Solana, which has ab...
