Solana (SOL) has again captured attention with its recent price movements and significant whale activity. Yesterday, Solana hit a 17-day high of $162, marking an 8% surge over the past seven days. Currently, SOL is trading at $159, experiencing a modest 0.46% decline, while its trading volume has spiked by
Solana (SOL), once a darling of institutional investors, finds itself at a critical juncture as the third quarter of 2024 draws to a close. The cryptocurrency’s recent price action and shifting investor sentiment paint a complex picture of its near-term prospects, challenging the sustainability of its previous uptrend. Technical analysis
Solana (SOL), the fifth-largest cryptocurrency by market cap, has drawn out its marginal gains. After a 1.68% spike, SOL chose a brief bullish rally for the day, breaking the previous resistance levels. Over the last 24 hours, SOL managed to hit a high of $162. Despite the surge, the SOL
Over the last 24 hours, in an interesting turn of events, the crypto market has begun to show bullish sentiments. The overall market cap has increased by 4.07% while daily trading volume surged 47.66%. Leading cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin and Ethereum surpassed previous resistance levels and attempted price recovery. Notably,
In the past 24 hours, the cryptocurrency market has shown bullish turns with market cap increasing 2.79% and daily trading volume surging 16.36%. Leading cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin also showed price increases over the past day. However, the market over the past few weeks has remained uncertain with high volatility
Solana investors are concerned as they face an impending unlock of $340 million worth of SOL tokens. With that many new tokens entering circulation, investors are concerned about increased selling pressure on Solana, which could drive the price down in an already volatile market. Meanwhile, the new ETFSwap (ETFS) presale
Brazil’s Securities and Exchange Commission (CVM) has greenlit a second Solana ETF, marking a notable step for crypto investments in the region. This new fund is set to be launched by asset manager Hashdex, a Brazil-based asset manager managing over $962 million in assets, in collaboration with local investment bank
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has rejected Cboe BZX’s 19b-4 filings for two proposed spot Solana ETFs, according to the reports. This decision led to the removal of the filings from the Cboe website and prevented them from being submitted to the Federal Register, halting any progress toward
Solana (SOL), the fifth-largest altcoin by market cap, has extended its minimal gains. After a 2.67% spike in the last 24 hours, SOL hit the $148 mark. Despite struggling to $150, the altcoin signals a brief bullish rally for the day surpassing its previous resistance levels. The token opened the
Solana (SOL) is struggling with conflicting market forces and technical indicators. The cryptocurrency’s recent price action has been characterized by a series of lower highs and lows, a pattern typically associated with bearish sentiment. However, beneath this apparent weakness, signs of a potential bullish reversal are beginning to emerge, setting
