November 4th, 2025
XRP records its most significant outflows this month, ending an 80-week inflow streak, pushing Solana ahead of the coin.
The broader crypto market experienced a sharp decline over the weekend, as Bitcoin price dropped from $111,200 to just above $107,000, driven by fears of a renewed Trump tariff war with the European Union.
Solana is regaining strength as capital inflows rise, institutional players increase exposure, and bullish momentum builds.
Ethereum leads the broader crypto market rally with a 9% gain, reaching $2,700, while other altcoins like XRP, Solana, and Dogecoin show 4-10% increases.
Solana-based meme coin Moo Deng (MOODENG) soared 100% on Sunday to $0.26, with weekly gains of 600%, reaching a market capitalization of $263.8 million.
Brazil’s B3 Exchange will launch Solana and Ethereum futures on June 16 to expand crypto access for institutional investors.
SOL has jumped over 8% to $165, but Ethereum’s explosive 21% rally post-Pectra upgrade has weighed on the SOL/ETH ratio.
The Solana Foundation resolved a critical vulnerability affecting the Token-2022 and ZK ElGamal Proof programs.
Litecoin and Solana might see their spot exchange-traded products enter the US market earlier than most of the anticipated XRP ETFs.
DEX aggregator 1inch is now live on Solana as it looks to expand its overall reach to users, a move that triggered an uptick in the token.
SOL is showing renewed strength, trading near $151 as analysts point to a textbook bullish pattern and a potential breakout toward $180.
Solana (SOL) has shot up more than 5% in the past 24 hours as predictions of the token trading above $200 in the near future emerge.
Solana is currently trading near $140 as a whale deposits $13.9M to Binance for a potential sell-off.
Solana, XRP, and Cardano see notable increases as Bitcoin regains its digital gold narrative amid global inflation concerns and a weak US dollar.
A major Solana whale’s buyback at a higher price is stirring fresh optimism around the cryptocurrency’s near-term trajectory.