MoneyGram officially launches Ramps on Solana and opens cash access in more than 170 countries. A major turning point for crypto adoption!
MoneyGram officially launches Ramps on Solana and opens cash access in more than 170 countries. A major turning point for crypto adoption!
Ethereum still concentrates nearly 70% of the RWA deposits used in lending, while Solana strengthens its presence in spot trading of tokenized assets. The crypto battle is therefore no longer only about classic DeFi. It is shifting towards the tokenization of real financial assets, a market that is growing while several traditional segments of decentralized finance are slowing down.
The US Solana ETFs display a very rare phenomenon: no capital movement. For several sessions, investors have recorded neither subscription nor withdrawal across all these products, an unusual situation in a market where flows evolve almost daily. This immobility raises questions: does it indicate a waning of institutional demand or simply reflect the specific functioning of these financial vehicles? To answer, one must distinguish the flows officially recorded by issuers from the activity that continues to be observed in the secondary market.
Solana's about to torch its own tokens like there's no tomorrow — and the staking war is on. Small validators are crying, big players are cheering. Crypto's newest battleground is here.
Federal funding dried up, so researchers got creative — OnlyFans and a memecoin. Marmots, sex work and Solana. Welcome to 2026, folks.
Wall Street accelerates its offensive on cryptos. Morgan Stanley Investment Management launches two new ETPs backed by Ether and Solana on the NYSE Arca, confirming the growing interest of major banks in smart contract blockchains. Long focused on bitcoin, traditional finance players are now broadening their exposure to other assets. With some of the lowest management fees in the market and a mechanism redistributing staking rewards, this new offer directly targets institutional investors seeking yield and ease of access.
The crypto industry is going through its worst semester against hackers. Ethereum and Solana account for record losses. Full analysis.
While activity records are being broken by Ethereum, Solana, and Avalanche, their prices are plummeting. A concerning divergence that begs the question of whether adoption is sufficient to reduce costs. Examine this crypto paradox that is causing controversy.
Europe concentrates more than two-thirds of block production on Solana, according to data released by Glassnode on July 22, 2026. Frankfurt dominates this geography and shows latency significantly lower than that of the US East Coast. Does this operational lead indicate a lasting regional dependency?
Solana keeps printing tokens like there's no tomorrow, but the network's cashbox is running on empty. Is this a success story or a cautionary tale?
A Cambridge study reveals that Ethereum consumes less energy per dollar of market capitalization than Solana. Data 2026 decryption.
BonkDAO lost about 20 million dollars on Monday following a governance attack that the team describes as malicious. An adopted proposal allowed transferring 4.4 trillion BONK tokens to the address of a suspected attacker. Will investigators be able to recover the funds?
Solana has lost 68% of its validators in three years, dropping from around 2,500 to about 800 after a purge launched in 2025. Joseph Chalom, co-CEO of Sharplink and former BlackRock executive, contrasts this decline with Ethereum's over 900,000 validators. This battle of figures reignites the debate on the true decentralization of major blockchains. Will institutional investors decide in favor of robustness over speed?
While most altcoins plunge and see their market capitalization fall to its lowest level since December 2023, Solana follows a radically different trajectory. Contrary to a pressured market, the network attracts capital at a steady pace and fuels renewed interest around its SOL token. This decoupling, rare in the crypto ecosystem, intrigues both investors and analysts alike. Behind this resistance are two distinct drivers: a fundamental dynamic carried by the network and a speculative momentum that further enhances its attractiveness.
Solana has activated a formal on-chain governance system, requiring 100,000 SOL staked to submit a proposal. Validators thus lose their decision-making monopoly, now shared with their delegators. Does this new voting power permanently change the network's balance?
The historic volatility of cryptos once again reminded market operators that short-term certainties do not exist in this universe. This Thursday, July 2, the ecosystem recorded a technical reversal, inflicting dry financial losses on investors positioned short. Indeed, this sudden surge, occurring after several days of bearish pressure, redefines the short-term price dynamics for the main market assets. Understanding the mechanisms of such a purge is essential today, as it illustrates the extreme sensitivity of the crypto market to leverage effects and global macroeconomic indicators.
The cryptocurrency sector is observing a new phase of activity around Solana, as its network records unprecedented levels of use. The blockchain attracts more users thanks to the growth of decentralized exchanges and the arrival of digital financial assets. This dynamic follows a sharp increase in the token, driven by significant volumes and visible growth of its ecosystem. Recent data shows a change in usage, with a strengthened position in decentralized financial infrastructure. This evolution draws the attention of global market players amid current transformation.
BNB Chain surpasses Solana with $5.2B in tokenized stocks. A major turning point for tokenisation and real assets on blockchain.
Polygon establishes itself in the race for stablecoin payments. The network processed about 79.25 billion dollars in May, across nearly 198 million transactions. An activity that allows it to overtake Solana and BNB Chain in the number of transfers.
DeFi TVL has lost 39% since January 2026. Crypto market correction, 121 hacks and capital flight: full analysis.
The crypto market has just experienced one of the most violent shocks of the year, illustrating once again the fragility of positions heavily linked to leverage effects in the face of macroeconomic uncertainties and technological disruptions. In just a few hours, more than 100 billion dollars of global market capitalization disappeared. This massive purge occurs in a context of global technological rout and regulatory tightening and plunged the Crypto Market Fear & Greed index into an "extreme fear" zone, with a score of 23.
Bitcoin ETFs show a negative result of $68M despite combined inflows of $121M from Ark Invest and Fidelity. Full analysis.
The crypto market is going through a period marked by strong attention to prices, but certain sectors continue to evolve. Solana is gradually gaining ground in the tokenization of assets and digital stocks. Its network is attracting more activities linked to real-world assets, a sector that could play an important role in the next phase of blockchain adoption.
Solana defies logic: institutions build up while its price collapses. Why? Tokenized RWA, growing ETFs, and unclear technical trends make SOL an intriguing crypto paradox.
Solana falls much faster than Ethereum in June. However, ETFs tell a completely different story than the price. Full analysis!
The CME Group started trading futures contracts on the Nasdaq CME Crypto index on June 9, covering eight leading digital assets. This product responds to an institutional demand that goes far beyond the bitcoin/ether pair alone. Traditional finance is, once again, setting its milestones in the crypto universe.
The crypto market panics, but engineers build. Against all odds, Ethereum crushes the competition with a staggering volume of activity on GitHub. Discover the figures that price charts hide from you.
Nearly 350 million dollars left Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs in a single day, a signal confirming the gradual disengagement of some institutional investors from the two main cryptos on the market. However, this capital does not seem to be fleeing the ecosystem as a whole. At the same time, ETFs linked to XRP, HYPE, and Solana record net inflows, revealing a reallocation of flows that could reshape investor preferences in the coming weeks.
Flows change direction in the crypto market. This week, Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs recorded significant capital outflows, while funds related to XRP, Solana, and HYPE attracted new investments. Behind these movements is a gradual rotation of institutional investors, who now seem to seek more exposure to altcoins than to the market's dominant assets.
The price of the crypto SOL collapsed by 33% in the first quarter of 2026. Yet, behind this brutal decline, the Solana network has never been so active. How to explain this paradox?