Solana (SOL) real-world asset transfers hit a record day as network activity strengthened despite weaker SOL price action.
Key Points:
- Solana-based RWAs recorded their largest daily transfer volume, according to Zensei.
- Daily RWA transfer volume rose above $1.49 billion, more than doubling from the previous day.
- Analysts said SOL remains under price pressure, though some traders see a possible rebound setup.
Solana RWAs
Solana’s real-world asset sector posted its biggest transfer-volume day on record, according to Zensei, a DeFi researcher who shared the figures on X.
The increase came as SOL traded lower over the past week and broke below key support levels, showing a split between token price action and network use.
Zensei said daily transfer volume for Solana-based RWAs surged past $1.49 billion, more than twice the previous day’s level.
The activity was led by preSPAX, which accounted for more than $1 billion of the total. The jump points to rising demand for tokenized assets on the network, particularly as RWAs become one of blockchain’s more closely watched use cases.
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SOL Trading
Zensei also argued that traders are choosing Solana for spot activity, citing foreign assets such as Hyperliquid (HYPE) trading more efficiently on the network.
He said the SOL/USDC pair recorded more than $4.9 billion in 24-hour volume, exceeding the combined volume of the next nine major SOL markets by more than six times.
Another analyst, Crypto Patel, said SOL is trading inside the 0.5 to 0.618 Fibonacci retracement zone, a range he linked to an earlier rally of more than 2,200%.
He placed the accumulation zone between $40 and $60, but said an altcoin season would be needed for the move he expects toward $1,000.
SOL’s recent weakness contrasts with its network growth, making RWA activity central to the current Solana debate.
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