Circle Mints $1.5B USDC on Solana in Past 9 Hours

Solana Drops to Two-Year Lows — What Can NVIDIA’s 2008 Fractal Tell Us?

Key Takeaways _Solana has dropped to two-year lows near $80, losing over 42% in the past month._ _SOL has broken below both the 100 MA

Solana (SOL) consolidates below the key resistance zone, and the flow of funds signals a bullish trend.

Solana (SOL) is currently trading around $85 after struggling to break out of a consolidation zone. Institutional demand is returning, with significant inflows to spot ETFs. Technical indicators suggest a potential recovery if SOL closes above $89.38, aiming for $100, but risks remain if it falls below $76.45.

On Polygon, the weekly USDC trading volume reached 28 million transactions, surpassing Solana to become the most active USDC chain.

Last week, the USDC transaction volume on the Polygon network hit a new high of 28 million transactions, surpassing Solana to become the most active chain. The total transaction volume reached 32.6 million, a 67% increase year-over-year. Additionally, Polygon joined the Enterprise Ethereum Alliance and plans to provide USDC tax refund services at the 2026 Winter Olympics.

Solana Eyes 12% Surge as Key Support Holds Strong

Key Insights: Solana is currently testing key support levels at $77, with potential to rise to $82 and $88 if buying pressure increases. The cryptocurrency’s net inflows hit $8.43 million on February 10, signaling strong institutional backing for the project. Solana co-founder Anatoly