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Tokenized stock trading fueled fresh momentum across the Solana ecosystem, while Aave founder hinted at token buybacks coming under new framework.

SPCX concentration shows real demand, but redemption, custody, and shareholder expectations still depend on the product. The post Solana hits $1B in weekly tokenized stock trading as demand for hard-to-access equities surge appeared first on CryptoSlate.

The PoC keeps the customer relationship inside a regulated app, but launch details remain unresolved. The post South Korean digital bank with 15M users turns to Solana stablecoins for overseas transfers appeared first on CryptoSlate.

Frontier Traders packages rebates, venue aggregation, and priority infrastructure into a chain-level bid for professional desks. The post Solana is subsidizing high-volume traders before on-chain markets prove the activity can stick appeared first on CryptoSlate.

Solana captured 95% of tokenized equity volumes as analysts debate whether $60 was the bottom for SOL. Solana (SOL) captured 95% of all tokenized equity trading activity across blockchains last week, setting a new record with $1.29 billion in trading volume. The surge comes as SOL trades more than 75% below its all-time high near $295, leaving SOL traders divided on whether the asset is nearing a cycle bottom. SOL onchain activity continues to expand across several metrics, even as a SOL price reversal remains the central focus for market traders. Tokenized equities on Solana hit record activity Read more

The remittances firm has become a validator on the Solana blockchain, helping process and secure transactions as it expands its stablecoin payments strategy.

The exchange wraps DEX access in a familiar interface and warns users the tokens sit outside Kraken review. The post Kraken adds 2,500 unapproved Solana tokens to its app – says risk stays on-chain appeared first on CryptoSlate.

The remittance giant is staking SOL and processing transaction blocks as stablecoin adoption accelerates across the global remittance industry. MoneyGram has become a validator on the Solana blockchain, allowing the remittance company to participate directly in securing the network and processing transactions. As part of its validator operations, the company is staking Solana's native SOL (SOL) token and processing transaction blocks. MoneyGram also joined the Solana Developer Platform, a program that supports companies building financial applications on the network. MoneyGram said it now uses blockchain infrastructure and stablecoins across its treasury, product development and payments operations after more than five years of integrating digital assets into its business, which serves more than 60 million customers through nearly 500,000 retail locations worldwide. Read more

DefiLlama shows Pump.fun generated $108.3 million in gross revenue during the first quarter and $69.2 million in the second quarter to date, marking a 36.1% decline from the prior quarter's pace. The broader Pump stack, which includes PumpSwap and Terminal alongside Pump.fun, shows Q2-to-date gross protocol revenue of $179.3 million, 37.5% below the first quarter's […] The post Pump Fun revenue slows as Collector Crypt’s $5.1M card-pack week reshapes Solana’s consumer loop appeared first on CryptoSlate.

Users face a September exit deadline while fresh Solana minting signals show liquidity moving faster than recovery systems. The post Solana’s $1B USDC mint collides with DeFi app shutdown as users face unfinished Drift recovery appeared first on CryptoSlate.

The XRP Ledger (XRPL) drew more new tokenized real-world asset capital than Ethereum, Solana, and other major blockchains over the past three months, giving XRP bulls a fresh network-growth argument as traders rebuild exposure to the token. XRPL recorded $1.9 billion in net real-world asset inflows over the last 90 days, ahead of Ethereum’s $1.6 […] The post XRP just beat Ethereum, Solana and others in 90-Day RWA flows as traders pile back into the token appeared first on CryptoSlate.

Two Solana treasury firms rejected acquisition proposals from Forward Industries, while a third offer expired without a response. Solana treasury companies are resisting acquisition attempts by Forward Industries, with two firms rejecting proposed combinations and a third allowing its offer to expire without responding. Forward said Monday that Solana Company (HSDT), formerly Helius Medical Technologies, rejected an all-stock proposal that would have given its shareholders 0.386 newly issued Forward shares for each HSDT share. According to Forward, the offer valued HSDT at $1.63 per share. “On June 12th, HSDT responded that its board voted to decline Forward’s offer and chose to not engage in further discussion. We are disappointed and surprised that the HSDT board has chosen to reject Forward’s offer without any discussion or communication,” Forward said in its press release. Read more

SpaceX SPCX Token Lands on Solana: Retail's Bottom? The post Solana News: SpaceX Will Have the Biggest IPO in History, And Its Stock Will Be Trading on Solana the Same Day appeared first on Cryptonews.

Solana spot ETF AUM crossed $1 billion by month-end, following $115.3 million in net inflows in May, the best monthly figure of 2026. The market cap of tokenized real-world assets hit $2.8 billion, stablecoin supply crossed $16.4 billion, perps volume reached $64.6 billion, and Solana accounted for 97% of cumulative on-chain tokenized-equity spot trading volume. […] The post Why is Solana falling despite ETF inflows and booming activity? appeared first on CryptoSlate.

XRP price is up more than 2% today, while Bitcoin consolidates below key resistance and Solana drifts without a clear prediction. The post XRP Price Prediction: Market Falling But XRP Outperforms Bitcoin and Solana appeared first on Cryptonews.

Bulls abandon ship as SOL futures open interest dropped 30% in May. With the price weakening near $80, Solana may be destined for new lows. Solana (SOL) futures dropped sharply in May as traders reduced leveraged exposure across all exchanges. SOL open interest (OI) dropped to $1.90 billion on Thursday from $2.75 billion on May 11, a 30% decline, while funding rates remained close to neutral. The combination points to weakening investor sentiment as SOL eyes a retest of its yearly low at $68.  The aggregated funding rate for Solana futures held near -0.005, showing balanced positioning between longs and shorts. SOL traders have not built aggressive directional bets despite the recent price slide to $80. Read more

Bitcoin and Ethereum ETF outflows have accelerated, with institutional investors pulling nearly $2.7 billion from spot Bitcoin and Ethereum exchange-traded funds over the past two weeks. However, rather than signaling a broad exit from digital assets, market data reveal a historic divergence, with these allocators simultaneously rotating into newly launched alternative cryptocurrency funds like Solana, […] The post Bitcoin and Ethereum ETF outflows expose rotation into HYPE, XRP and Solana appeared first on CryptoSlate.

Hyperliquid vs. Solana: Who Wins the DeFi Liquidity War? The post Hyperliquid vs. Solana: The Battle for ‘Liquidity King’ in 2026 appeared first on Cryptonews.

Solana futures funding turned negative as demand for SOL and its associated decentralized exchanges fell. Will traders buy the dip or is $78 next? Key takeaways: Solana's native token SOL (SOL) faced a 15% correction following a rejection at $98 on May 11. A retest of the $83 level on Tuesday was followed by negative futures funding rates, indicating increased demand for short SOL positions.  While declining network activity contributed to the price drop, competition among rival blockchain networks has picked up.  Read more

Pump.fun pulled in $124.7 million in Q1 2026, making it Solana’s largest revenue generator even as memecoin activity cooled, while the network’s RWA market cap crossed $2 billion. Pump.fun remained Solana’s largest revenue generator in the first quarter of 2026, pulling in $124.7 million, more than a third of the network’s $342.2 million in total app revenue, despite cooling memecoin activity. The memecoin launchpad's revenue rose 17% quarter over quarter, a sign that its core business remains resilient, Messari said in its Solana Q1 report. Launchpads generated $144 million in Q1, roughly 42% of Solana’s total app revenue. A standout within the sector was Bags, whose quarterly revenue surged 1,347% to $11.5 million, fueled by a wave of AI-themed memecoins in January. The surge proved short-lived, with monthly revenue dropping 85% by February. Read more