Solana (SOL)

Solana (SOL) Price

Rank 7

$105.50
-$0.67(-0.64%)

Market Cap

$63.22B

24h High

$109.20

24h Low

$105.36

24h Turnover

$84.38M

Total Supply

624.38M

Market Sentiment

Neutral

Solana (SOL) Price Performance

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Solana (SOL) has a Last Price of $105.50, with a 24h change of -0.64%. The 24h low is $105.36, the 24h high is $109.20, and the 24h turnover is $84.38M. The current market cap is approximately $63.22B, ranking 7 by market cap and accounting for 1.27% of the total crypto market cap. The All-Time High is $293.31 (⁦2025-01-19⁩), with a change from the All-Time High of -64.03%.

  • 7 Days

    +0.87%

    Low
    $100.45
    High
    $109.20
  • 30 Days

    -10.28%

    Low
    $100.45
    High
    $124.95
  • 90 Days

    +43.78%

    Low
    $70.59
    High
    $124.95
  • 1 Year

    -40.95%

    Low
    $60.12
    High
    $205.29

Fear & Greed Index

0 Extreme Fear100 Extreme Greed
Yesterday
63
Greed
Last Week
53
Normal
Last Month
78
Greed

The Fear & Greed Index is currently 68/100, in the Greed zone; change from yesterday: +5, from last week: +15, and from last month: -10. Lower values indicate more fearful sentiment, while higher values indicate more greedy sentiment. This does not represent price change.

Why Did Solana (SOL) Fall in the Last 24 Hours?

Around 2026-10-16, SkyAI cleared its SOL treasury and launched a $201.3 million buyback. The exit of an institutional holder may weigh on demand and sentiment. A whale address also transferred about 240,000 SOL to exchanges. Such transfers can add potential selling pressure, but do not mean the tokens have been sold; the actual effect depends on subsequent trades. Alpenglow launched on 2026-10-21, using off-chain voting and certificates to target a reduction in finality time from about 6 seconds to about 150 milliseconds. It replaces daily voting fees with a fixed 0.8 SOL access fee per epoch, with validator costs expected to fall by about 60%. The upgrade’s supportive expectations and potential selling pressure point in opposite directions, so neither alone can be identified as determining price performance.

About Solana (SOL)

Solana was founded by former engineers from Qualcomm, Intel and Dropbox at the end of 2017. It is a single chain trust proof of interest agreement, which focuses on providing scalability without reducing decentralization or security. Solana is a high-performance blockchain protocol designed to enable scalable.

Use Cases and Features

SOL is the native token of the Solana blockchain. It is primarily used to pay on-chain transaction fees and can also be used to participate in the network's staking mechanism. Holders can delegate SOL to validators to help operate the network and receive rewards under network rules; validator performance and commission, among other factors, affect the outcome. SOL can also serve as a base settlement asset in Solana applications and on-chain services.

Supply and Issuance Mechanism

SOL issuance is related to the network's economic mechanisms, and staking rewards are affected by network rules and participation. Supply may change through protocol-level issuance and on-chain activity such as potential burning, so real-time information from a blockchain explorer or official channels should be used when checking balances, supply, and related data.

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