Solana TVL Hits $150B as SOL Battles $200 Level

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  • Solana token launches hit lowest daily level since March.
  • TVL surged to $150B, signaling strong DeFi growth.
  • Futures markets show bearish sentiment, pressuring SOL near $200.

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Solana (SOL) is showing mixed signals as its network fundamentals remain strong, even while short-term sentiment points to caution. The blockchain continues to dominate in token creation and DeFi adoption, yet price pressures and market flows suggest traders are weighing risks carefully.

Token Creation Hits Multi-Month Low

Recent data shows new token launches on Solana fell to 27,354 — the lowest daily count since March. Despite the dip, Solana still leads all major blockchains in daily, weekly, and monthly token creation. The slowdown highlights a cooling trend in one area of the ecosystem but does not diminish Solana’s role as the top chain for project deployment.

DeFi Strength Shines Through

According to DefiLlama, Solana’s Total Value Locked (TVL) recently climbed to around $150 billion, underlining continued confidence in its DeFi protocols. The growth signals deeper liquidity and sustained inflows of capital, even as daily net inflows dipped by nearly $666.7 million. Decentralized exchange (DEX) activity also remains robust, further supporting Solana’s reputation as a leading hub for blockchain innovation.

Source: DefiLlama

Derivatives Show Bearish Tilt

In contrast, futures market data tells a different story. CryptoQuant’s Cumulative Volume Delta indicates sellers currently hold the upper hand, reflecting short-term uncertainty. This divergence raises questions about whether Solana’s strong fundamentals can outweigh bearish pressures in the derivatives market.

Also Read: Solana Surpasses Ethereum in Tokenized Stock Volumes with $807M Market Share

At press time, SOL was holding slightly above the critical $200 support level. The Stochastic RSI suggests the token is nearing oversold conditions, which could create room for a rebound if buying momentum returns. The outcome may hinge on whether long-term bullish drivers — such as rising TVL and network dominance — can balance short-term caution.

Source: TradingView

Solana remains one of the most active and innovative ecosystems in crypto, but the short-term outlook is clouded by bearish sentiment. Whether the $200 level holds may depend on if institutional and retail buyers step in to reinforce confidence.

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