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Solana Slides After Reported IsraelIran Strikes With Network Activity Still Strong

Resilient on-chain activity contrasts with technical signals pointing to lower supports.

Overview

  • SOL traded near $78 on Feb. 28, about 72% below its $295 peak, after reports of Israeli strikes on Iran with U.S. involvement prompted a broader crypto sell-off and rapid liquidations exceeding $100 million in minutes.
  • Solana led decentralized exchange activity over the past 30 days with roughly $108 billion in volume, surpassing Ethereum’s about $63.7 billion, while 24-hour application revenue slightly topped Ethereum’s by the latest readings.
  • Spot SOL ETFs saw limited recent outflows of about $11.3 million over two weeks, a steadier profile than Bitcoin and Ethereum products that logged four straight months of net withdrawals.
  • Solana’s real‑world asset tokenization sector reached approximately $1.71 billion in value, up about 45% over the past month, marking a new high for that segment.
  • Technicians flagged key support levels near $50, $22 and $10 based on a developing weekly Parallel Channel, with additional watch zones highlighted around $60–$70 and $22–$29.