Solana (SOL) price dropped to around $77 as trading volume decreased and investors shifted focus to technical support zones amid no major ecosystem updates. The token fell 1.09% in 24 hours and 4.49% over the past week, signaling a pause in recent gains and a consolidation phase. Analysts highlight the $70-$75 range as critical support, with potential for a deeper dip to $69.5 or a rebound toward mid-$90s if Bitcoin gains momentum. Market activity remains concentrated on centralized exchanges, and future price moves will depend on technical signals and broader crypto market trends rather than new fundamental catalysts.
On October 19, major cryptocurrency futures saw notable changes in long exposure among top traders. Ethereum's dollar-margined long accounts fell by 2.46 percentage points, while Dogecoin experienced the largest decline among major assets at 1.23 poi...
BNB Chain's share of the tokenized stock market rose to 42.59%, holding $1.47 billion in tokenized stocks, surpassing Ethereum and Solana's combined $1.22 billion. Binance's bStocks platform, launched in June 2026, quickly grew to over $1 billion in ...
Circle has minted approximately 3.75 billion USDC on the Solana blockchain in the past week, significantly increasing USDC liquidity on the platform. Solana currently holds about $7.3 billion in USDC, representing 10% of the total supply, underscorin...
Solana's decentralized exchanges saw $1.57 billion in daily trading volume, more than twice Ethereum's $706 million, despite holding only an eighth of Ethereum's committed capital. This high turnover ratio of 26.6% versus Ethereum's 1.4% indicates fr...
In Q3 2026, Solana saw a 48% rise in real economic value and application revenue, reaching $75.7 million and $299.1 million respectively. Transaction volumes also hit new highs, with 8.78 billion completed non-vote transactions and $7.1 billion in to...
