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The Solana price has declined by 2% today, dropping below the all-important $150 level as the crypto market loses 4% in the past 24 hours. At $149, SOL is now flat in the past week and month, while remaining up by a fairly modest 13% in the past year. However, things may be close to changing for Solana, with news emerging yesterday that the SEC has given SOL ETF applicants until the end of July to file amended S-1 forms, a sign that the regulator may want to fast-track approval. We could therefore witness the first ETF approvals earlier than expected, and when combined with the coin’s strong fundamentals, the medium- and long-term Solana price prediction looks very good indeed. Solana Price Prediction: Fast-Track ETF Timeline Emerges – Catalyst for $500 SOL? According to two people familiar with the matter, the SEC has asked applicants to answer comments and refile their S-1 forms by the end of this month. While the regulator did have until October to approve or deny the applications, it’s possible this request means it’s now working within an accelerated timeframe. JUST IN: SEC SETS JULY DEADLINE FOR $SOL ETF REFILINGS, "CLEARING PATH FOR EARLY APPROVAL" MORE $SOL ETF'S ARE COMING SOON!#SOLANA pic.twitter.com/ApJx2aG3uv— curb.sol (@CryptoCurb) July 7, 2025 Last week’s approval of the REX-Osprey Solana Staking ETF, the first Solana staking ETF in the US, has potentially nudged the SEC into acting more quickly, with the new fund witnessing $12 million in inflows on its first day. This is good news, but recent developments have been mixed as far as SOL ETF acceptance goes, with yesterday also witnessing the SEC delay its judgment on Fidelity’s Solana ETF. MORE delays. @Fidelity's Solana ETF filing was just delayed as expected. We're still waiting for some sort of movement from the SEC on a generalized digital asset ETP framework. pic.twitter.com/8m2DSdHJYV— James Seyffart (@JSeyff) July 7, 2025 Solana’s chart today reflects this mixed mood, with the coin’s indicators in a middling position that could be consistent with recovery or further losses. Its relative strength index (yellow), for example, is seesawing around 50, seemingly lacking the momentum to rise any higher. On the other hand, its MACD (orange, blue) has been rising over the past few days, suggesting that the may be close to recovery. Source: TradingView If we look at Solana’s trading volume today, we see that it’s in the lower half of the $1.5 billion-to-$10 billion range it has occupied over the past three months, signalling that demand is still relatively low. This means that the Solana price could struggle to break new ground in the near term, although the eventual approval of SOL ETFs – perhaps in the late summer or early fall – could see it reach $250 by Q4 and then $350 by the end of the year. Solana is likely to have a strong end to the year, but it won’t be the only altcoin to perform well as we move closer to 2026. We’re also likely to see a variety of new tokens and presale coins do well, with one of the most interesting presales right now belonging to Snorter (SNORT). 42 espressos. 9 moonshots. 0 regrets. pic.twitter.com/YAWIGXoj1m— Snorter (@SnorterToken) July 7, 2025 A meme token running on the Ethereum and Solana blockchains, Snorter will also be launching its very own automated sniping bot, with the project raising over $1.4 million for its native token. As a sniping bot, Snorter will make trades on behalf of investors, moving ahead of the market to ensure that up-and-coming coins are purchased early. Its copy trading feature will also enable users to mirror the trades of whales and smart money, again helping them to stay ahead of the wider market. Other features will include atomic swaps, limit orders and protection against rugpulls. Users will need to hold SNORT to access these features, while they will also be able to stake the token. This could result in big demand for the coin, with investors able to join its presale by going to the Snorter website. SNORT is currently selling for $0.0975, although this will rise every few days until the sale ends. The post Solana Price Prediction: Fast-Track ETF Timeline Emerges – Catalyst for $500 SOL? appeared first on Cryptonews.

The Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM)-compatible sidechain of the XRP Ledger is showing early signs of traction among developers, with over 1,400 smart contracts deployed just one week after launch. On July 7, Peersyst confirmed the strong demand in a post stating that nearly 1,400 smart contracts had gone live within the first week. As of press time, the total number of smart contracts on the platform has reached 1412. A closer look at the network shows a rising wave of yield-bearing DeFi projects and trading protocols, including versions of Uniswap, being deployed on the platform. Modest user interactions Although this level of contract activity suggests interest, the user adoption rate appears more measured. Of the 1,211 new accounts created, over 80% were registered within the first two days of its launch, with subsequent days seeing only a handful of signups. Meanwhile, active accounts have generally remained below 150 since launch, indicating limited day-to-day usage despite a promising developer start. Nonetheless, market observers noted that the network, developed by Peersyst and built to bring Ethereum-style smart contract functionality to XRP Ledger, is already laying the groundwork for a broader decentralized ecosystem within the Ripple-linked blockchain. XRPL’s EVM strength From a technical standpoint, the XRPL EVM sidechain appears to be operating smoothly. The network has already processed over 1.12 million blocks with an average block time of just 5.66 seconds. There were no pending transactions recorded in the most recent 30-minute period, suggesting high throughput and low congestion. Table showing the stats for XRP Ledger’s EVM sidechain (Source: XRPLEVM) On the transaction front, the network has handled over 1,644 XRP transfers. A total of 539 transactions were processed in the last 24 hours, generating a cumulative fee of just 26.1 XRP. Meanwhile, the average transaction cost is only 0.048 XRP, reinforcing the chain’s appeal as a low-cost, developer-friendly blockchain. Overall, the XRPL EVM’s activity remains relatively modest compared to Ethereum or Solana. However, its low fees, efficient design, and growing contract base position it as a compelling option for builders exploring scalable smart contract infrastructure. The post XRP Ledger’s EVM sidechain sees 1,400 smart contracts in first week appeared first on CryptoSlate.

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