Alameda Bankruptcy Administration distributes over $15 million in SOL to creditors

Policy Tailwinds, Giants All In: The "Institutional Game" Behind Solana's Stablecoin Supply Hitting New Highs

Author: Jae, PANews On March 19, Solana's stablecoin supply officially crossed the historic threshold of $17 billion. This figure not only set a new record for the Solana network, but also reflects the resilience of its ecosystem in expanding against the trend during a bear market, advancing toward the goal of "Internet Capital Markets." Behind the $17 billion is no longer driven by simple MEME coin speculation frenzy, but rather the result of policy dividends, Wall Street institutional integration, and ecosystem synergistic effects. From Stripe to PayPal, from Visa to BlackRock, giants from Wall Street and Silicon Valley are influencing Solana's development with real money. From $1.5 billion to $17 billion, a steep recovery

Next Crypto To Explode: Trenchers Bet on DeepSnitch AI’s Risk Assessment As Google Identifies Ghostblade Malware, SOL and DOGE Nearing Reversal

Google identified a new crypto-stealing malware, Ghostblade, attacking Apple iOS devices. In addition to snagging private keys, it also steals messaging data and SIM information while also self-deleting crash reports.  Spooked by an increase in crypto cyberattacks, traders are eagerly

Over 2.27 million wallets holding 1-100 SOL are in idle status, with a notable engagement gap.

Unstoppable COO Sandy Carter pointed out in Forbes that a large number of small-holder wallets in the Solana network are idle with low activity levels, due to low staking yields that discourage user participation. She suggests optimizing incentive structures to increase retail participation.

Solana Price Under Pressure, Can Institutional Buying Support Help SOL Return to $100?

Solana (SOL) has recently hovered around $86-87, declining nearly 7% over the past week, related to overall crypto market weakness. Clear classification of crypto assets by U.S. regulators benefits institutional investors. Capital flows show robust institutional demand, with continuous net inflows into Solana ETFs. Technical analysis shows SOL below the $90 resistance level, with support at $85. Investors should monitor institutional dynamics and technical indicators to gauge short-term trends.

Solana Sell Pressure Ending Signal Appearing? SOL Fund Outflows Surge, Key Support at $88 Facing Test

Solana (SOL) has shown structural changes recently, currently trading around $87.29 with a slight decline. Although market sell-off behavior is shifting and fund outflows are increasing, the price has not yet broken through the key resistance at $92.19, and the trend requires further verification. The current supply and demand structure has improved somewhat, but a reversal has not been confirmed.

Meta's Metaverse failure, Solana's president dismisses GameFi—are blockchain games really gone for good?

Solana Foundation President Lily Liu stated that blockchain gaming is difficult to recover and bluntly said it "won't come back," reflecting shaken market confidence. Despite once attracting massive investment, the gaming model lacks sustainability and content, causing the market to shrink to $1.212 billion. Developers are shifting focus to emphasize gaming essence, viewing blockchain as an auxiliary technology rather than a core selling point.