Solana

Solana is testing a major resistance area after rebounding from its recent lows, but a developing bear flag keeps downside risk elevated. Technical traders are watching the $115-$125 zone, the $85-$90 support area, and a potential bearish target near $47.74.

Bitcoin remained near $84,000 after weekend gains, even as U.S.-listed spot bitcoin ETFs posted their largest weekly withdrawal since June. Market attention is turning to the $82,000 support area and U.S. inflation data due Oct. 14.

Solana’s sharp retreat from the $121 resistance has put the $100 area back in focus for technical traders. ETF outflows, weaker DEX volumes and heavy long liquidations suggest the market may need lower liquidity before a stronger rebound attempt.

Solana’s sharp retreat after failing to clear $121 has put the $100 area back in focus for technical traders. Falling decentralized exchange activity and negative ETF flows have added pressure, even as some buyers stepped in near $106.

Bitcoin recovered from a three-week low after President Donald Trump said the U.S. would not strike Iran before the midterm elections. The move steadied crypto sentiment, while ether, SOL and the broader CoinDesk 20 index remained under pressure.

Ether positions saw about $356 million in liquidations over 24 hours, exceeding bitcoin’s $298 million despite ether’s far smaller market value. The broader crypto market recorded $1.19 billion in forced exits as rate fears, geopolitical tension and AI security concerns shook leveraged trades.

Solana is preparing to complete a seven week push to reduce target block times from 400 milliseconds to 200 milliseconds. The shift could deliver more frequent transaction updates, but validators face higher voting demands, tighter timing and added network pressure.

Bitcoin recovered to $82,000 after President Donald Trump said the United States would not attack Iran before the Nov. 3 midterm elections. Traders are now watching whether BTC can hold key support near $81,000 and reclaim higher resistance levels as concerns over geopolitics and cryptography risks continue to shape sentiment.

Bitcoin dropped 4% over the past 24 hours to trade near a one month low just above $80,000, extending a fast pullback from levels near $87,000 earlier in the week. The broader crypto market suffered sharper losses as traders weighed rising oil prices, higher interest rates, regulatory uncertainty, and memories of the October 10, 2025 flash crash.

Securitize is bringing tokenized versions of major U.S. equities to Solana, beginning with shares linked to Apple, Nvidia, Tesla and other large companies. The rollout starts on its Solana based PropAMM platform, with future trading planned for NYSE and OKXICE digital venues subject to launch and regulatory requirements.

Solana is testing a major resistance band that previously served as support, leaving SOL exposed to a pullback toward the $95 to $100 area. A broader bullish fractal remains in focus, with some chart watchers still eyeing a longer term move toward $248 if buyers reclaim $125.

Bitcoin fell under $83,000 as rising oil prices and Treasury yields weighed on risk assets. XRP led major-token losses while leveraged crypto liquidations added to selling pressure.

JPMorgan has added Solana support to JLTXX, expanding the tokenized money-market fund beyond Ethereum. The underlying fund remains traditional, while approved investors gain another blockchain rail for regulated share transfers and potential settlement uses.

Solana is trading near a major resistance zone after gaining 2% over the past 7 days, while monthly inflows into Solana-linked ETFs jumped 40% in September. Technical traders are watching whether SOL can clear the $120 to $125 area and open a path toward $150, or whether a pullback toward $110 to $115 comes first.

Ether gained more than bitcoin in the third quarter, but its order book depth weakened relative to the market leader. XRP liquidity remained steadier, with bids outweighing asks during the measured period.

Solana has eased after reaching the $120 area, with traders watching whether a dip toward $110 to $112 can reset momentum. The Alpenglow upgrade, now active on testnet and devnet, could become a major catalyst if it successfully reaches mainnet.

Bitcoin briefly moved above $85,500 after a cooler U.S. inflation reading improved the risk backdrop for crypto. The advance faded as Treasury yields remained near historically high levels, limiting follow-through across digital assets.

Open Standard has launched Open USD on Ethereum, Solana, Base and Tempo with Coinbase, Mastercard, Shopify, Stripe and Visa as founding partners. The stablecoin issuer is pitching a partner-driven ownership and rewards model as it enters a market led by USDT and USDC.

PUMP has surged more than 400% from its June lows, but momentum signals are flashing caution near the $0.0060 resistance area. Technical traders are watching whether long liquidation clusters could deepen a move toward the $0.0051 to $0.0045 region.

Pump.fun’s PUMP token has climbed back to the $0.0050 area as protocol fees approach record levels and trading activity remains elevated. Technical traders are watching whether momentum can extend toward the next resistance zone, with a potential 40% advance in focus if demand persists.

Chainlink is outperforming a softer altcoin market after the launch of CCIP 2.0, with LINK gaining as traders focus on institutional interoperability demand. Technical traders are watching whether LINK cools toward the $12-$13 area before another attempt at the $15 barrier and a possible move toward $20.

SUI has surged nearly 20% in the past 24 hours as traders react to a confirmed breakout above its 200 day exponential moving average. The move has lifted short liquidations and trading volumes, although weak network activity continues to weigh on the broader fundamental case.

Solana’s Alpenglow upgrade is now active across both public testing environments, giving application teams more room to prepare before any live-network activation. The change targets about 150 milliseconds for settlement finality, but no mainnet launch date has been announced and the performance goal remains unproven under live-market conditions.

SUI has rallied nearly 20% in the past 24 hours, with trading volume climbing as short liquidations pressure bearish positions. Technical traders are watching a potential move toward $1.42, though Sui’s on-chain fundamentals remain weaker than major peers.