The market is hot, but Solana is not — Data explains why SOL price is lagging

The market is hot, but Solana is not — Data explains why SOL price is lagging

SOL price has been in a 3 month downtrend, but recent newsflow and events could trigger a reversal. Solana (SOL) has been in a steady downtrend for the past 3 months, but some traders believe that it may have bottomed at $26.80 on Oct. 21. Lately, there's been a lot of speculation on the causes for the underperformance and some analysts are pointing to competition from Aptos Network.Solana price at FTX, USD. Source: TradingViewThe Aptos blockchain launched on Oct. 17 and it claims to handle three times more transactions per second than Solana. Yet, after four years of development and....


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