Solana is indicating a potential bullish reversal as long-term momentum improves and selling pressure weakens. Meanwhile, growing real-world asset adoption highlights stronger ecosystem participation and could further support Solana’s role in blockchain-based asset tokenization and broader financial applications.
As of now, according to CoinMarketCap data, Solana is trading at $99.91, with a decrease of 4.52% over the past 24 hours and a decrease of 1.06% over the past week.
SOL Eyes Long-Term Recovery as MACD and RSI Signals Turn Bullish
According to a prominent crypto analyst, Ash Crypto, Solana is showing signs of improving long-term momentum as its monthly chart begins to turn more constructive. After a prolonged period of weakness, the latest technical signals suggest buyers may be returning and could be preparing the ground for a broader recovery.
The shift becomes more notable when looking at SOL’s previous lows. The chart shows the cryptocurrency recovering after falling toward $60, a major level that has recently acted as an important reference point for the market.
Momentum indicators are also improving. The monthly MACD is approaching a potential bullish crossover, while the RSI has broken above a downtrend that had remained intact for nearly two years. Together, these signals suggest that long-term selling pressure may be weakening.
With SOL now attempting to build on its recovery from $60, the technical structure could be entering an important phase. A sustained improvement in momentum may strengthen the case for a broader bullish reversal, although confirmation will require continued strength in the coming months.
Solana RWA Holders Cross 400,000 as Tokenized Asset Adoption Surges
The data from Everstake further shows that Solana has surpassed 400,000 RWA holders for the first time, marking a major milestone for its expanding real-world asset ecosystem. The rapid increase highlights growing participation in tokenized assets and reflects Solana’s expanding role in the asset-tokenization sector, adding another positive development as its long-term momentum turns more constructive.
The growth is especially remarkable considering that in January 2025, Solana had fewer than 10,000 RWA token owners. In the meantime, there has been astonishing growth in activity on the platform, showing how rapidly interest in RWAs has grown.
The growing holder base suggests that RWA activity on Solana is moving beyond a relatively small group of early participants. As more users explore tokenized versions of traditional assets, the network could benefit from broader adoption across different financial and investment use cases.
Crossing 400,000 RWA holders also adds to Solana’s growing role in the asset-tokenization sector. If adoption continues to expand, RWAs could become an increasingly important part of the network’s ecosystem, while further strengthening its appeal for projects bringing traditional financial assets onto blockchain infrastructure.
