Key Highlights
- SOL surged from $64 to $72, with futures funding rates turning bullish for the first time since early June
- Tokenized stock trading on Solana reached $113M in 24-hour volume, though liquidity concerns persist
- Total Value Locked across Solana declined 11% in the past month, with major protocols like Kamino, Raydium, and Binance Staked SOL posting significant losses
- DEX trading volumes collapsed from $30B in February to just $10B weekly, while on-chain revenue fell to levels not witnessed since late 2023
- Pump.fun generates 30% of all Solana DApp revenue, yet 80% of its tokens fail within 48 hours
Solana’s SOL token experienced a sharp rally from $64 to $72 this Friday, marking a 14% gain that reversed recent bearish sentiment reflected in negative futures funding rates. This upward movement coincided with increased attention toward tokenized equity trading on the blockchain.

According to Jupiter Aggregator data, tokenized stocks on Solana generated more than $113 million in trading volume over a 24-hour period. Artificial intelligence-related tokens dominated this activity, though shallow liquidity in supporting pools has sparked concerns about the sustainability of this demand.
Cryptocurrency analyst Michaël van de Poppe commented on the price action, highlighting technical indicators he considers bullish. He observed that SOL has established a higher low, breached its 21-day moving average resistance, and formed a higher high — patterns he interprets as a compelling buy-the-dip opportunity. Van de Poppe expressed confidence that SOL could surpass $100 in the near term, citing relative strength in the Solana ecosystem when evaluated against Bitcoin trading pairs.
Fundamental Metrics Paint a Bleaker Picture
While the price action appears encouraging, Solana’s fundamental network metrics reveal significant deterioration. Total Value Locked across the network contracted by 11% over the last 30 days. Major protocols experienced substantial declines: Kamino plummeted 19%, Raydium fell 17%, and Binance Staked SOL decreased by 20%.
Decentralized exchange volumes tell a similar story of decline. Weekly trading activity has cratered from approximately $30 billion in early February to roughly $10 billion currently. On-chain revenue generation hit $2.9 million for the week concluding June 14, marking the weakest performance since December 2023, based on Artemis analytics.

Daily active addresses did surge to their highest level since March 30. This spike could indicate holders transferring assets to cold storage for safekeeping — or alternatively, preparing to liquidate positions through centralized trading platforms.
Chart Formation Signals Potential Downside
SOL recently completed a double-top formation at the $75 level on daily timeframes. Technical analysts suggest this bearish pattern would be validated if the price breaks below $70. Should this breakdown occur, market observers identify $61 as the immediate downside target, with $50 representing a medium-term destination.

The Relative Strength Index currently rests at 48. Technical traders view a decline beneath the 40 threshold as a bearish signal warranting caution.
Pump.fun continues to account for 30% of all Solana decentralized application revenue. However, a CoinGecko analysis revealed that 80% of tokens launched on the platform survive less than 48 hours, while 55% of participating wallets suffered losses up to $1,000.
The competitive landscape is intensifying as well. Hyperliquid and centralized exchanges operating on alternative blockchains are entering the tokenized stock market. OKX recently announced a strategic partnership with the parent company of the New York Stock Exchange, utilizing Ethereum-based infrastructure.
Some optimism stems from anticipated airdrops, with projects including OnRe (holding $200M in TVL), Bulk (with $325M in open interest), and Loopscale (securing $79M in TVL) all developing on Solana’s network. SOL’s most recent visit to the $80 level occurred on June 1.





