What’s driving Solana’s dominance?

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Pump.fun has significantly influenced Solana’s market dynamics, driving liquidity and volatility through fee generation and substantial SOL sales, while accounting for over 60% of DEX trading volume during peak months.

This highlights its central role in the ecosystem’s activity.

A potential Solana ETF under a crypto-friendly regulatory environment could stabilize and elevate SOL prices by attracting institutional investors, shifting behavior toward long-term holding.

However, Solana’s reliance on Pump.fun raises concerns about the sustainability of its growth and its long-term appeal to investors.

Ryan Lee, Chief Analyst at Bitget Research


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