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Solana has hit new all-time highs — not in price but in staking ratio. According to Solana-focused X account "Solana floor," which cited data from Token Terminal, the Solana staking ratio has reached 70%, marking an all-time high.
With the SOL staking ratio reaching 70%, this amounts to $60 billion worth of staked SOL, according to Token Terminal.
In another milestone for Solana, the market capitalization of real world assets (RWAs) has surpassed $1 billion.
Solana attracts inflows
According to a recent CoinShares report, digital asset investment products saw $2.17 billion of net inflows last week, the strongest weekly total since October 2025, led by Bitcoin.
Bitcoin funds took in $1.55 billion, while Solana added $45.5 million, even as policy debates over stablecoins persisted.
The majority of crypto assets are trading in the red early Tuesday, extending the drop from Monday.
Cryptocurrencies fell sharply at the week's start as risk assets slipped following fresh tariff concerns on European goods. Crypto liquidations increased to as much as $874 million at one point on Monday, with about $100 billion wiped off the market’s total value.
At press time, SOL was down 3.45% in the last 24 hours to $129 and down 10% weekly.
For now, traders' sentiment seems to be cautious, waiting for a clearer catalyst to break the market out of its low-volatility range.
The broader altcoin market is now very much depending on Bitcoin's next move. If the largest cryptocurrency begins to consolidate, altcoins could stabilize before heading toward their next move.
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