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On-chain data showed that Solana generated more 24-hour network revenue than all other L1 and L2 chains combined. On May 13, Solana generated over $7.9 million, followed by Ethereum with around $2.5 million, and Bitcoin generated roughly $647,900 during the same period. The digital asset outperformed the combined total of all other major blockchains, with over $50 million in weekly revenue from decentralized applications. Solana’s weekly revenue dominated the market with a 51.6% share, more than three times Ethereum’s at 14.2%. On-chain data showed that Solana’s 24-hour network revenue outshone Ethereum by 3x, Bitcoin by 11x, and Base by 35x. Ethereum had $2.5 million in 24-hour revenue, Bitcoin recorded $647,900, while Base generated roughly $273,700. Data from DappRadar also revealed that SOL’s weekly dApp trading volume reached $1.61 billion, with its weekly transactions also hitting 138 million. Solana’s meme coin market cap also jumped to over $14 billion. Price action in SOL, the network’s native coin, touched $180 on Monday before plummeting to around $171, reflecting profit-taking rather than a reversal in trend. At the time of publication, SOL is exchanging hands around $173.3, a 5.42% decrease in the last 24 hours and a 15.19% jump in the last 7 days. The price briefly touched $184.86 on Wednesday, marking a 25% gain in May, but couldn’t hold and pulled back again. SOL’s price swing on May 14 was attributed to a high-profile announcement by NASDAQ-listed firm DeFi Development, confirming the acquisition of 172,670 SOL worth approximately $24 million. The company’s move pushed its Solana holdings to 595,988 SOL, valued at roughly $100 million at the time of publication. The firm said it plans to double down on its strategy to acquire Solana as a long-term strategic reserve asset. The digital asset’s 24-hour trading volume dropped by 21.22% to $4.13B. Crypto’s fifth-largest player also saw a decrease in its market cap by 5.34% to reach $90.16 billion. Despite the price pulling back, confidence in Solana remains high. The digital asset’s open interest rose to $6.92 billion, the highest level since January, indicating that traders are betting on further gains. Crypto analyst Ali Martinez revealed that wallets holding at least 0.1 SOL have grown to around 11.04 million over the past two weeks, showing growing adoption and confidence. The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has pushed back its decision on a proposed spot Solana exchange-traded fund (ETF) after the initial 90-day period to make a decision expired this week. According to a May 13 filing by the agency, the SEC rescheduled its decision on listing Grayscale’s spot Solana Trust ETF on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) to October 2025. The regulator has also opened a public consultation to analyze the fund’s merits to get approved for listing. Polymarket wagers revealed that the odds of a Solana ETF being approved this year currently sit at 82%. Other virtual assets like XRP and Litecoin await the SEC’s approval. Bloomberg Intelligence analyst James Seyffart acknowledged on May 5 that the SEC also delayed its ruling on Canary Capital’s Litecoin ETF. Spot ETFs are considered key drivers of liquidity and institutional adoption for cryptocurrencies. Bitcoin’s U.S. spot ETFs accounted for approximately 75% of new investment after launching, which helped BTC recapture the $50K mark in February 2024, a month after the ETFs debuted for trading. Ryan Lee, chief analyst at Bitget Research, mentioned that a Solana ETF could increase SOL’s institutional adoption in the long term by offering investors a “regulated investment vehicle” that may still attract billions of dollars in capital. Cryptopolitan Academy: Coming Soon - A New Way to Earn Passive Income with DeFi in 2025. Learn More

Bitcoin’s price ascent was stopped once again at $104,000 yesterday and the asset is down by over two grand since then, going toward a key support line. The altcoins have turned red, with massive price drops from the likes of XRP, SOL, DOGE, ADA, SUI, AVAX, and many others. The primary cryptocurrency surged in an impressive manner last week when reports emerged that the US and China will meet over the weekend to discuss a trade deal. This led to a massive price pump that saw BTC reclaim the coveted $100,000 last Thursday and kept climbing to $104,000 during the weekend. When both economic giants announced a tariff pause for 90 days on Monday, bitcoin jumped to a new multi-month peak of almost $106,000 . However, it couldn’t breach that level and dumped below $101,000 almost immediately. The bulls managed to intervene and kept the asset within a six-digit territory. Moreover, BTC jumped to $105,000, where it faced another rejection. As of now, the cryptocurrency struggles to remain above $102,000 after a 2% daily decline, even though the overall landscape remains bullish . According to Ali Martinez, BTC is on its way down toward a key resistance level of $101,600. A breakdown below that level could result in dumping back into five-digit price territory. Its market capitalization has declined to $2.020 trillion on CG, while its dominance over the alts has increased slightly to 59.6%. The altcoin space has bled out heavily on a daily scale. Ethereum was stopped above $2,700 and has plunged to $2,530 after a 3.2% daily drop. XRP, SOL, DOGE, ADA, SUI, LINK, and XLM have marked even more significant price declines of up to 7-8%, while AVAX has plunged by almost 9%. Nevertheless, PI leads the adverse trend with a spectacular 27% nosedive after the recent ecosystem announcement . The total crypto market cap has shed around $100 billion daily and is down to $3.4 trillion on CG.

Number of addresses holding 1 $BTC drops by 5K in two months The number of addresses holding at least 1 BTC has decreased by approximately 5,000 over the past two months, according to crypto analyst Ali Martinez on X, citing data from Glassnode.

In the last seven days, Ethereum (ETH) has defied market odds and reversed its price trajectory, rallying to a level last seen in mid-February 2025. This surge in the value of the second-largest cryptocurrency comes amid aggressive accumulation from market participants and declining sell-side pressure. According to a tweet by the institutional-grade decentralized finance (DeFi) platform Sentora (previously IntoTheBlock), ether has witnessed an intense and sustained trend of net outflows from centralized exchanges since the beginning of the month. Ethereum investors have withdrawn more than $1.2 billion worth of ETH from trading platforms within the last seven days. This happened just as ETH recorded a 52% rally in its price, jumping from less than $1,800 to at least $2,730. Massive accumulation trends like this often signal that investors are moving their assets off exchanges to hold in the long term, hoping for significant price appreciation. ETH has remained dormant for most of this bull cycle, and this has caused investors and market participants to dismiss its bullish potential for this season. However, the asset’s sudden breakout from a resistance zone that has held it down for months triggered a shift in market sentiment. Investor sentiment moved from fear, uncertainty, and doubt (FUD) due to ether’s underperformance to the fear of missing out (FOMO) as traders scrambled for entry points amid the rally. As more traders try to get into the market, demand for ETH will increase. With sell-side pressure decreasing amid massive withdrawals from exchanges, ETH is bound to experience higher surges in the near term. Ether’s ongoing price appreciation has increased the percentage of addresses holding the cryptocurrency in profit to more than 60%. This is a significant development compared to 32% of addresses in profit roughly a month ago. While most analysts believe ether’s rally is not just the result of a short squeeze, others have warned that the asset could consolidate between $2,400 and $2,700 before its next leg up. Nevertheless, on-chain analyst Ali Martinez has identified the range between $2,060 and $2,420 as the most crucial support floor for ETH. Here, there are 10 million wallets holding more than 69 million ETH.

100K BTC withdrawn from exchanges in the past three weeks Crypto analyst and trader Ali Martinez reported on X that 100,000 BTC have been withdrawn from crypto exchanges over the past three weeks.