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Solana (SOL): The Rise of a High-Speed Blockchain and Recent Volatility
Entering November 12, 2025, SOL faced a news highlight within 24 hours: the price plummeted from a high of $171.62 to $157.91, a nearly 10% drop, breaching the key support level of $165. The technical outlook shows a descending wedge on the daily chart, indicating a potential 22% rebound to $200, but the RSI hovers around 40, with supply pressure dominating the market. Macro concerns are escalating: large holders selling off and uncertainty in U.S. regulations are making investors cautious. Nevertheless, Solana ETFs have seen a net inflow of $118 million for nine consecutive weeks, totaling $2.1 billion, with a 10% increase in on-chain active addresses, and DApp revenue leading the entire network. Analysts predict that if the price breaks through the $185 EMA, SOL might surge to $225 by year-end; conversely, it could test the bottom at $120.

During the crypto winter, Solana's resilience highlights its long-term potential. Driven by high-speed innovation, it is reshaping the landscape from volatility, making it worth the continued attention of developers and investors.
Solana (SOL) is a shining star in the cryptocurrency realm, founded by Anatoly Yakovenko and Raj Gokal in 2018 and officially launched in 2020. It is an open-source blockchain platform that employs a Proof-of-Stake consensus mechanism and innovatively introduces Proof-of-History (PoH) timestamp technology, achieving an astonishing speed of processing tens of thousands of transactions per second, far exceeding Ethereum's 15 TPS, while transaction fees are as low as a few cents. This makes Solana an ideal soil for DeFi, NFT, and Web3 applications, with its native token SOL used for paying gas fees, staking, and governance, having a supply of approximately 539 million tokens and ranking high in market capitalization.

The allure of SOL lies in its balance of efficiency and decentralization, having surged 12,000% in 2021, with a market cap exceeding $70 billion. However, the FTX collapse in 2022 heavily impacted its ecosystem, causing the SOL price to halve and resulting in a market cap loss of over $5 billion. Since 2023, it has shown signs of recovery, benefiting from ecosystem expansion, such as the Raydium DEX and Magic Eden NFT market, with SOL prices once reaching a high of $293.
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