SOL Dominates Solana Network as WIF and POPCAT Follow

SOL maintains its dominance, representing the lion’s share of trading volume among Solana tokens. Despite a 6.4% drop in its seven-day price change, SOL achieved a weekly volume of $16.2 billion, indicating sustained investor interest. With a market cap of $77.0 billion, SOL continues to anchor the Solana network, reflecting its central role in the ecosystem’s growth and resilience.

WIF and POPCAT Make Strong Showings

Trailing SOL is WIF, which recorded a weekly volume of $1.9 billion. Despite its price decline of 13.4% over the week, WIF’s significant trading volume underlines its popularity among investors. POPCAT, another well-performing token, ranks third with a weekly volume of $1.1 billion. POPCAT saw a modest price change of -0.4%, suggesting relatively stable investor sentiment even amidst market fluctuations.

Further down the list, emerging tokens like BOME, GOAT, and MEW exhibit growing trading volumes. BOME, with a weekly volume of $912 million, experienced a notable price decrease of 13%, while GOAT followed closely with a trading volume of $712 million despite a 5.6% price drop. MEW, ranked sixth with a weekly volume of $675 million, saw a more pronounced price drop of 15.9%, but its trading activity highlights continued interest.

Tokens such as JUP and PYTH have also captured substantial volumes, at $635 million and $600 million, respectively. JUP’s weekly volume highlights steady interest despite a 12.4% price decline, while PYTH recorded a smaller price drop of 1.4%. RAY and BONK also featured on the list, contributing to the Solana ecosystem’s diverse token landscape, with RAY posting a volume of $569 million and BONK at $450 million.

GRT, CVC, and TNSR are at the lower end of the volume spectrum, with trading volumes ranging from $300 million to $207 million. Interestingly, GRT is one of the few tokens that posted a positive price change, rising by 3.9% over the week, while TNSR suffered a notable 25.4% price drop.