40,2607$% 0.13
46,7252€% 0.08
53,9495£% 0.21
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Solana’s SOL SOL fell 4.24% over the past 24 hours to trade at $149.46, retreating from a high of $158.54 following a sharp overnight sell-off. Trading volume surged as SOL broke below $155 support late Monday, with the price eventually bottoming at $148.68 before entering a choppy consolidation around the $150 mark.
Despite the short-term pressure, some institutional investors remain optimistic about Solana’s long-term positioning. On Monday, Cantor Fitzgerald launched coverage of three public companies — DeFi Development Corp (DFDV), Sol Strategies (HODL), and Upexi (UPXI) — that hold SOL as a treasury asset. The firm assigned all three “overweight” ratings and emphasized Solana’s technical strength.
Cantor’s analysts argued that Solana has outpaced Ethereum in recent developer growth and technical performance, citing on-chain metrics that show higher throughput and lower latency. The report added that firms using SOL as a treasury asset view it as a serious contender to challenge ETH’s dominance, despite ether still having a market cap 2.5 times larger.
While the recent correction has erased much of the weekend’s gains, SOL remains above last week’s support zone. Traders are now watching whether the token can hold the $148–$150 range or if further downside pressure will emerge.

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