Solana (SOL) has posted a strong recovery after rising more than 13% over the past week. The latest uptrend has pushed its monthly gains to over 30%. At the time of writing, the crypto asset was trading at around $80 despite a market-wide retracement following Strategy’s BTC sale.
Alongside the price moves, on-chain activity has also picked up.
On-Chain Activity and Treasury Stocks
The Solana network added 1.60 million new addresses over the past two weeks, according to crypto analyst Ali Martinez, indicating accelerating network growth.
In a separate analysis, Martinez also flagged that the SuperTrend indicator on SOL’s three-day chart has generated a new buy signal. This is the first such signal since October 10, 2025, when the Average True Range (ATR) trailing stop flipped below the price.
He pointed out that the previous SuperTrend sell signal had been followed by a 74% price correction. According to the analyst, the latest signal confirms a shift in trend from bearish to bullish and could pave the way for SOL to climb toward $100.
Meanwhile, MN Fund founder Michaël van de Poppe also maintained his bullish outlook. He said that the crypto asset is breaking back into its trading range and could see a brief pullback before continuing higher. He added that the $75-$77 range needs to hold as support, and if it does, SOL could not only continue its advance toward $100 but also potentially reach $120 in the coming weeks or months.
Several Solana-focused digital asset treasury (DAT) companies have also posted gains alongside the asset. Shares of Sol Strategies (STKE), for instance, have climbed 13.64% over the past month, while Solana Company (HSDT) gained around 12%. Additionally, Forward Industries (FWDI) also rose by over 7% during the same period.
Network Adoption
In terms of broader usage trend, Grayscale Research found that the Solana network has processed an average of over 100 million transactions per day so far this year, which is equivalent to more than 1,200 transactions per second. During the same period, it recorded an average of 4.3 million unique daily users and generated roughly $100 million in transaction fees. This activity was attributed to applications across DeFi, social trading, and decentralized infrastructure.
Meanwhile, Solana-based decentralized exchanges have handled over $360 billion in trading volume year-to-date, far exceeding the volume recorded by other blockchain ecosystems.
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