Solana (SOL) has fallen about 12% over the past week, marking the worst performance among the top 10 cryptocurrencies by market cap. This decline is driven by a combination of macroeconomic uncertainty and significant selling from large holders, including a five-year staker unloading $137.7 million worth of SOL and a two-year holder taking losses. Additionally, the meme coin launchpad Pump.fun resumed selling after a nine-month pause, offloading millions in SOL. Institutional investors also exited, with Goldman Sachs fully exiting its Solana ETF position in Q1 2026. These factors have intensified bearish sentiment amid a broader crypto market downturn.
Bitcoin surged past $80,000, reaching $81,006 with a 5.75% gain in 24 hours, lifting its market cap to $1.62 trillion amid $35.5 billion in daily trading volume. This rally is linked to renewed ETF inflows, yen weakness, and weak US economic data red...
Solana (SOL) has surged past $100 for the first time since last year, signaling a potential trend reversal after months of decline. The $100 level, previously a resistance, is now acting as strong support, with SOL recently touching $110. Technical i...
Solana's price rose more than 4% on September 18, climbing from around $101.63 to about $105.89, driven by a derivatives-fueled rebound and a broader crypto market recovery after the Federal Reserve's policy decision. The token broke above its 20-day...
Bitcoin recovered to just below $78,000 after a brief dip, marking its third straight day of gains amid a broader crypto rally. Major altcoins like Hyperliquid's HYPE, Zcash's ZEC, and Solana's SOL saw significant increases of 11%, 8%, and 6% respect...
Solana (SOL) price fluctuated around $101-$105, gaining about 4-5% in 24 hours and holding above the key $100 support level. Analyst Ali Charts highlighted $105 as a critical resistance point; a sustained close above this could trigger a rally toward...
