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Solana Stares at the Psychological Threshold of $300 as DEX Dominance Goes Through the Roof

Since Solana (SOL) is just a stone’s throw from the $300 price level, the fourth-largest cryptocurrency shows intensified resilience to reaching the psychological zone of $500.

A market analyst who goes by the pseudonym Mikybull Crypto believes that Solana’s rally to $300 has begun as it continues to enjoy a breakout from a descending channel.

Source: Mikybull Crypto

A descending channel pattern signals a bearish continuation based on the formation of lower highs and lower lows between two parallel lines. Therefore, a breakout on the upside depicts a potential reversal.

Per CoinGecko data, Solana is enjoying a 55.1% monthly surge, given that it’s hovering around the $246.70 level.

Thanks to factors such as low transaction costs, developer-friendly tools, and high scalability, Solana’s robust development ecosystem is acting as a stepping stone toward more upside.

With SOL being depicted as an institutional investor favorite asset, its high network activity and expanding meme coin ecosystem are expected to catapult the altcoin for a major eruption.

Solana’s DEX Dominance Scales Heights

Based on its remarkable decentralized exchange (DEX) volume, Solana is emerging as one of the major players in the decentralized finance (DeFi) scene.

According to DefiLlama data, Solana’s DEX volume recently hit a whopping $6.24 billion, nearly 10 times that of Ethereum, which is $850 million.

Therefore, traders have joined Solana in droves based on its efficient and fast network, which is SOL’s competitive edge.

As Solana continues to call the shots in the DeFi arena, the sky’s the limit for the altcoin with its eyes glued to the psychological threshold of $500.

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