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A ‘Solana Summer’ could lead the next altcoin rebound if Bitcoin holds the line
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SOL touched $64.56 intraday on June 25 before recovering toward $66.56 as Bitcoin fell to $58,189.
Key facts
- BTC traded between $58,189 and $61,844 on June 25, as the odds of a September hike held above 60% even after the in-line PCE print
- SOL touched $64.56 intraday on June 25 before recovering toward $66.56 as Bitcoin fell to $58,189
- Jake Kennis, senior research analyst at Nansen, said SOL's earlier bounce off June 19 lows, combined with daily volumes holding above $4 billion and roughly $140 million in monthly chain inflows
- Solana's May roundup reported $2.8 billion in RWA value on the network, 97% of the cumulative on-chain spot trading volume for tokenized equities, and $16.4 billion in stablecoin supply
Summary
01 Solana's ecosystem tokens are rallying and bridge inflows are still positive, even as SOL itself has not confirmed recovery. 02 That matters because traders are using smaller network tokens to front-run a possible high-beta rotation back into Solana. 03 But Bitcoin weakens, rates stay hawkish, and SOL must reclaim $70 before the move becomes credible. Solana still ranked third among all blockchains by 30-day net bridge inflows, with roughly $137 million flowing to the network, while tokens based on its blockchain gained ground in the same period.