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Solana’s Price Falls While On‑Chain Activity Surges

Elevated DEX trading and tokenized stock volumes have not translated into sustained SOL demand because massive exchange inflows point to ongoing selling pressure.

Overview

  • SOL has dropped about 20% over the past month and roughly 44% year to date while trading near the mid‑$60s, showing a clear gap between market value and network use.
  • Token deposits to centralized exchanges rose roughly 2,400% from June 11 to June 25, a spike that on‑chain analysts treat as a sign of concentrated distribution and selling risk.
  • Decentralized exchange activity climbed about 39% to a seven‑day average near $1.73 billion per day, but much of that volume is concentrated in a few new venues and meme‑coin apps that generate outsized fee revenue.
  • Solana processed roughly $1.3 billion in tokenized stock trades in a week and captured about 95% of on‑chain tokenized equity volume after multiple SpaceX token issuances, marking a rapid expansion of real‑world asset use cases.
  • Analysts say a durable price recovery depends on SOL reclaiming roughly $70 and on broader market support such as Bitcoin strength and easier liquidity conditions while the Alpenglow upgrade remains a medium‑term catalyst scheduled for late 2026.