Solana (SOL) dropped over 5% to around $76, briefly testing this support level amid a pullback that traders view as a potential buy-the-dip opportunity rather than a trend breakdown. Despite the decline, SOL remains up nearly 3% over the past week and almost 15% over 30 days, showing resilience in its medium-term recovery. Trading volume slightly decreased, mostly on centralized exchanges, indicating fading selling pressure but requiring higher volume for a confirmed rebound. Key risks include U.S. regulatory uncertainty and possible supply pressure from FTX-related liquidations, while bulls highlight Solana's strong blockchain ecosystem and growing application use.
Alvarez & Marsal, a global restructuring advisory firm, has accepted its first client payment in USDC on the Solana blockchain, highlighting Solana's rising role in high-volume USDC transactions. Solana handles over 31% of global USDC transactions wi...
The newly launched prediction market 'World,' which debuted on Solana just a week ago, announced it is moving to Robinhood Chain without giving a clear reason. The move appears strategic, aiming to tap into Robinhood's 28 million mainstream customers...
Solana plans to launch its Alpenglow upgrade in Q3 2026, drastically reducing transaction finality from about 12.8 seconds to 100-150 milliseconds by replacing core consensus mechanisms. This speed boost enhances Solana's competitiveness with central...
Cardano's ADA token dropped sharply after breaking a key support at $0.24, hitting a low of $0.14 amid declining transaction volumes and user activity. Despite being labeled a "zombie chain" due to low network usage, ADA has recently bounced 10% and ...
Solana (SOL) is currently retesting a crucial support zone between $74 and $77, which previously acted as a breakout area. Traders note that if SOL maintains this support, it could form a base similar to its 2023 recovery phase, potentially leading t...
