Solana

Upexi, a Nasdaq-listed consumer products company, has filed a shelf registration that would allow it to raise up to $1 billion over the next three years while deepening its Solana-based treasury strategy. The firm already holds about 2.03 million SOL, valued near $254 million, and focuses on staking and long-term holding even as its share price has dropped sharply from this year's peak. Its recent quarterly results showed $66.7 million in net income on $9.2 million in revenue, largely driven by mark-to-market gains on Solana rather than core operations.

On Tuesday, December 23, Ripple moved 65 million XRP worth over $121 million in one transaction as markets weakened. Shibburn recorded zero SHIB burns over the past 25 hours while SHIB slipped to $0.000007144. Cardano’s Charles Hoskinson and Solana’s Anatoly Yakovenko signaled plans for a cross-chain bridge.

Anthropic's Claude AI published projections for Solana, XRP, and Sui as 2025 nears its end, flagging potential volatility around Christmas that could carry into early 2026. It sets bullish ranges at $275–$400 for SOL, $5–$8 for XRP, and $4–$7 for SUI, while mapping bearish consolidation zones linked to macro headwinds and technical levels.

In the last 12 hours, according to CoinGlass, Solana saw an 8,392% liquidation imbalance as $4.94 million in long positions were erased. SOL tested the $124.11–$125.42 death cross zone at $125.28 before sliding to $120.78, and it now trades at $121.43 with volume down 14.93% to $2.74 billion. RSI between 37 and 39 signaled mild oversold conditions, while short liquidations reached $58,170.

The Solana Foundation has launched Kora, a new infrastructure tool that relays fees and manages signing to simplify onboarding on the Solana network. Kora lets applications sponsor transaction costs in SOL or tokens like USDC while shifting signing to secure external environments. At the same time, SOL is trading around $121.96 and is testing the $120 support area after failing to break above the $128–$130 resistance range.

On December 24, 2025 in Belgrade, Serbia, Streamflow unveiled USD+, a Solana-based stablecoin backed by short-term U.S. Treasury Bills. The token is designed to distribute variable daily yield on-chain, cited at approximately ~3.6% APY, without staking or lockups. A waitlist is open ahead of launch, targeting Web3 treasuries and crypto-native capital managers.

On December 24, Solana (SOL) fell 2.26% over 24 hours and traded near $122.16. The hourly chart showed a false break of $121.14, with a daily close away from that level potentially opening a retest of $124. If pressure persists, downside targets include $116.88 and, on a weak weekly close, $100–$110.

On December 24, 2025, crypto market maker Wintermute reported that Bitcoin's dominance has strengthened as price volatility persisted and many altcoins lagged. The firm linked altcoin weakness to supply overhangs and heavy token unlocks, while noting that its own tracked on-chain holdings, including BTC, ETH, SOL and USDC, now total about $416 million after earlier reductions.

Ondo Finance plans to expand its Global Markets product to Solana in early 2026, offering tokenized US stocks and ETFs that are backed by securities held with US-registered broker-dealers. The structure is designed so that holders receive economic exposure, including dividend effects, while compliance is enforced via Solana Token Extensions such as Transfer Hooks. Minting and redemption are expected to run 24 hours a day, five days a week, with transfers and trading available around the clock on Solana.

On December 23, spot XRP ETFs posted $8.19 million in net inflows, according to SoSoValue, extending a streak that has reached $1.13 billion. In contrast, BTC and ETH funds recorded net outflows, while SOL products have stayed positive since December 3, amassing $754 million as of Tuesday’s close.