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Solana (SOL) has faced a challenging month, dropping approximately 12% over the last 30 days. As 2026 looms, the market is currently caught between bearish technical indicators and a historically bullish seasonal trend that often sees SOL bounce back after a "Red December."

The long-standing rivalry between two of the world's most prominent Layer-1 blockchains, Solana and Cardano, may be reaching a surprising turning point.

While 2025 saw specific altcoins show flashes of growth, the year was largely defined by Bitcoin’s market dominance, which remained firmly above 55.5%.

The Solana (SOL) ecosystem is facing a significant stress test in late 2025, as network activity has plummeted by 97% in the fourth quarter.

The cryptocurrency market is undergoing a fundamental structural shift that could render traditional "boom and bust" cycles obsolete.

In a significant move for traditional finance, Visa has officially launched USD Coin (USDC) settlement for its U.S. issuer and acquirer partners.

Institutional interest in Solana (SOL) is showing early signs of caution, evidenced by a shift in how capital is moving, rather than a mass panic or collapse in price alone.

The cryptocurrency market is entering a period of significant volatility due to the convergence of major macroeconomic events, which is increasing the downside risk for digital assets.

Solana's native token, SOL ($133.74), has failed to hold above the $145 level for the past four weeks, primarily due to a decline in network activity and reduced interest in decentralized applications (DApps).

Hex Trust has announced plans to launch and custody Wrapped XRP (wXRP), a 1:1-backed representation of the native XRP token.

A massive withdrawal of 200,001 Solana (SOL) (nearly $28 million) from Binance by a newly created wallet has signaled aggressive accumulation by large holders, significantly reducing the supply on centralized exchanges (CEXs) and strengthening bullish sentiment.

Coinbase is strategically shifting its focus, believing the future of crypto trading lies not in traditional centralized exchanges, but in fast-moving, socially driven on-chain platforms.