SOL in the spotlight: latest news

Little Pepe is gaining attention as a leading contender to be the "Next Solana" due to its Layer-2 speed, strong presale demand, and the potential for a 25x increase by 2026.

Market analysts are focusing on Solana's price predictions as the token shows signs of stabilization following recent fluctuations. Meanwhile, Remittix is gaining traction and attracting bullish momentum this week.

As December 2025 nears, investors are actively searching for leading cryptocurrencies that are expected to drive the next market rally. Solana (SOL) and Mutuum Finance (MUTM) are emerging as top contenders for this upcoming surge.

Arthur Hayes predicts that the majority of new Layer 1 tokens will diminish in value, emphasizing that Ethereum and Solana are the only robust blockchain platforms likely to succeed in the long term.

Despite the withdrawal of 21Shares' SOL staking ETF application, the price of Solana remains above $135. Additionally, derivatives data indicates that $12.5 million in bullish leverage has been added.

Despite a challenging year for Solana, which has seen a nearly 30% decline in 2025, there are compelling reasons to consider investing in this cryptocurrency before January 2026.

Solana (SOL-USD) is currently trading around $137, showing strong support at $133 and facing resistance at $150. The surge in ETF inflows totaling $527 million and increasing network activity indicate a potential breakout toward the $150 mark.

Solana (SOL) has experienced significant growth, dominating over 99% of the tokenized equities market and drawing in more than $527 million in institutional investments. Meanwhile, GeeFi (GEE) has garnered attention after successfully closing Phase 1 of its project in just over a week.

By 2025, Solana (SOL) has emerged as a significant player in the blockchain industry, driven by advancements in scalability and increasing interest from institutional investors.

The cryptocurrency market has experienced a 1.6% decline in total capitalization over the past 24 hours. Notably, prominent altcoins such as Toncoin (TON), Cardano (ADA), and Solana (SOL) have emerged as some of the worst performers during this stagnation.

Asset manager CoinShares has withdrawn its application for a staked Solana exchange-traded fund (ETF) with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) as of Friday.

Recent reports indicate that a tool designed for traders, which allows them to execute swaps directly from their X timeline, may have a hidden flaw. While it seems beneficial at first glance, it actually reroutes a portion of transactions in a way that could compromise user security.

Solana (SOL) is facing challenges around the $150 mark, prompting traders to seek alternative investments with greater potential for growth.

CoinShares has decided to withdraw its staking ETF for Solana, despite the cryptocurrency showing resilience. Analysts are noting increased activity and significant inflows, projecting an 80% potential upside for Solana.

The Solana outlook for December will be influenced by ETF demand and important updates expected during the Breakpoint event. Analysts are closely monitoring these factors to determine whether SOL will experience a rise or a pullback.

Solana ETFs experienced their first net outflows, totaling $8.2 million, after a 21-day period of inflows. This decline was primarily driven by a $34 million pullback from TSOL, coinciding with SOL's recovery to the $140 price level.

Solana is exhibiting early signs of stabilization after enduring several weeks of downward pressure that led the token to repeatedly test lower price levels.

High-volume Solana traders are at heightened risk due to a malicious Chrome extension that siphons SOL from swaps, with each transaction secretly directing funds to a hardcoded wallet.

Solana (SOL-USD) is currently trading at approximately $137.58, supported by $527 million in ETF inflows and favorable liquidity conditions resulting from the Federal Reserve's $300 billion policy shift.

Solana's price is nearing a critical zone, maintaining important support and testing significant resistance levels as ETF inflows and an improving market structure suggest potential upward movement.

Top traders are increasingly favoring GeeFi (GEE) over Solana (SOL), predicting it could become the next $2 crypto project by 2026. Meanwhile, Solana has demonstrated remarkable resilience, maintaining its price above the important support level of $135 to $140. This stability is driven by various factors in the market.

Korean traders have started to drive up the prices of Solana tokens on Upbit following a $32 million hack, as arbitrage bots that typically align prices between Korean and international markets have ceased functioning.

Solana's price faced challenges in surpassing $150 as spot Solana ETFs experienced their first net outflow since their launch, with $8.2 million withdrawn from the funds.

The recent recovery of Solana's SOL price has hit a pause at $145, as the inflows for the Solana ETF turned negative for the first time since its launch.

Experts are optimistic about GeeFi (GEE), predicting significant gains that could mirror Solana’s early 100x success. The company recently announced that Phase 1 of its GEE Token presale is almost completely sold out, indicating strong investor interest.