President Donald Trump commented on "Solana coin," clarifying he does not manage or focus on it, referring instead to physical $1 Trump-branded tokens being sold as merchandise. This caused confusion as some thought he meant the Solana blockchain or the $TRUMP meme token launched on Solana in 2025. The $TRUMP token saw a huge price drop but generated significant licensing revenue in 2025. Trump's remarks highlight the blurred lines between physical merchandise and crypto branding, with no direct market impact on Solana or the $TRUMP token. Investors should be cautious about who benefits from sales and who bears the risks in such branded products.
DeFi Development Corp., formerly Janover Inc., priced its CHAD preferred stock at $8 per share, raising $11 million to expand its Solana treasury. The preferred shares offer a 13% annual dividend paid daily and are perpetual and nonconvertible, givin...
Bitcoin surged above $82,000 on September 3 after $250 million in short positions were liquidated, triggering a $758 million total crypto market liquidation dominated by shorts. This short squeeze fueled a 21% rally in Zcash and notable moves in Ethe...
The SEC issued Order No. 34-106268 approving XRP and Solana as digital commodities alongside Bitcoin and Ether, allowing actively managed crypto ETFs to hold up to 15% of assets in these coins. This regulatory clarity sparked a $566.9 million short s...
Solana (SOL) recently broke above the key resistance level of $97.70, turning it into support and trading around $105. This breakout signals a bullish setup with the next major resistance at $120.23, followed by $146.56 if momentum continues. However...
Solana (SOL) surged 5.31% to $104.98 following a breakout from a cup-and-handle pattern, signaling strong buyer interest and a possible rise to $500. Trading volume increased by 12.10%, and open interest rose, indicating growing speculative activity....
