Solana

On January 21, 2026, Ondo Finance said more than 200 tokenized U.S. stocks and ETFs went live on Solana, expanding access to on-chain capital markets. Dune Analytics data shows Solana already holds 46% of the $1 billion tokenized stock market, while traders are watching $120, $145, and $210 as key levels.

On Friday, Jan. 23, 2026, crypto market cap hovered near $3.1 trillion as Bitcoin traded around $89,200 and Ethereum at $2,930. Dogecoin showed a weekly wedge pattern with a potential target up to $1.10 and a trigger near $0.124, while Solana's Seeker (SKR) jumped about 400% post‑airdrop to above $0.065. U.S. spot XRP ETFs held $1.37 billion as of Jan. 22, raising sell‑side risk if $1.91–$1.90 fails.

On January 23, 2026, Solana Mobile Seeker (SKR) traded near $0.0388 after hitting a $0.060 high on January 22, 2026. Projections outline a 2026 peak of $0.082737 and a 2032 range of $0.330949–$0.358528, with averages specified for each year. Trading volume rose 154% over 24 hours, while sentiment and key levels point to caution around $0.040 support.

Fight.iD has opened the $FIGHT token airdrop claim portal as of January 22, 2026, allowing eligible users who earned Fighting Points (FP) before the January 19 snapshot to claim their Solana-based tokens. The airdrop rewards early participation in Fight.iD’s UFC-linked fan engagement campaigns, with claims available for 30 days and tokens usable for governance, staking, and ecosystem utilities after claiming.

On 22 January 2026, ETF flow data from FarSide Investors showed net outflows of $32.2 million from Bitcoin products and $42.0 million from Ethereum funds, while Solana- and XRP-linked ETFs drew smaller but positive inflows. Despite the selling pressure in major ETFs, spot prices for Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, and XRP remained relatively stable, indicating a rotation of institutional capital within crypto rather than a broad exit.

Bitcoin is trading close to $89,700–$90,000 as Strive outlines a follow-on Series A preferred stock offering of up to $150 million to cut debt, support operations, and potentially buy more BTC. At the same time, a pause in planned US tariffs on several European countries has supported risk assets, while Nomura's Laser Digital has rolled out a diversified yield-focused Bitcoin fund for accredited and institutional investors.

A long-term Solana holder has started exiting more than 98,000 SOL after nearly two years of staking, realizing over $6.6 million in losses while distributing sales over time. Despite this selling, SOL’s price remains locked between $120 and $150, with buyers defending support, momentum indicators softening, and top traders on Binance still maintaining a heavily long bias.

On January 22, 2026, DeFi Development Corporation launched DisclaimerCoin ($DONT) on Solana as a corporate memecoin experiment without utility, roadmap, or promises, while publicly telling traders not to buy it. The token's market cap briefly exceeded $26 million within hours, with fixed supply set at 420 billion tokens and 30% locked on the company’s balance sheet. On-chain data shows some wallets realized large gains before or just after the public announcement, intensifying scrutiny of trading activity around the debut.

Valeo and Solana-based Natix are collaborating on an open-source multi-camera World Foundation Model designed to learn and predict motion for autonomous driving. They will release models, datasets, and training tools for developers, with an initial version expected within the next couple of months. The initiative targets safer, transparent deployment of physical AI systems.

Solana Seeker’s SKR token staged a sharp post-launch rebound in early 2026, surging more than 360% in 24 hours after initial airdrop-driven volatility. The recovery was fueled by rapid exchange listings, heavy staking lockups that tightened circulating supply, and renewed speculative interest, shifting focus from launch hype to whether ecosystem adoption can sustain prices going forward.