Solana (SOL) has seen a strong uptick driven by rising on-chain activity and real-world asset (RWA) tokenization, with weekly transaction volume near $457M and RWAs surpassing $1B. Spot ETF flows showed meaningful inflows followed by a small pullback, while price action around $143 reflects both momentum and short-term technical caution.

Solana saw a sharp uptick in DEX volume and on-chain activity this week — driving SOL toward the mid-$170s while TVL climbed — but a steep drop in validator count raises centralization concerns that traders must weigh alongside the recovery.

SOL plunged after breaching key multi-week support even as spot Solana ETFs kept taking money in. This article breaks down the technical damage, ETF flow divergence, and on-chain volume signals that matter for near-term price action and longer-term ecosystem resilience.

Solana rallied above $140 after three bullish weeks driven by rising on-chain activity, then suffered a sharp 4% pullback on Jan 20 as a liquidation wave and breaks of the 20/50-day EMAs triggered heavy selling. This article breaks down the on-chain data, technical triggers, and what traders should watch next.

Recent reports show a major institutional move—Morgan Stanley’s spot SOL ETF filing—amid a sharp collapse in Solana DeFi liquidity and on-chain volume. This article breaks down the concrete events, on-chain metrics, and near-term trading implications for SOL.

Solana saw a week of heavy, on-chain spot trading and record derivative interest that pushed SOL higher. Strong DEX activity, rising TVL and notable institutional inflows underpin the move, with key resistance around $138–$145.