SOL Slips To The Mid-$80s As Solana’s RWA Tokenization Hits A Record $1.66B

Solana fell back into the mid-$80s on Monday after a strong multi-month run, as traders locked in gains and risk appetite cooled. The pullback came while Bitcoin and Ether stayed in a tight range, leaving faster-moving tokens like SOL to do more of the swinging. 

SOL Gives Back Ground After A Fast Run

​​SOL traded around $86 in early U.S. hours, down roughly 4% on the day, after sitting near $90 in the prior session. On a one-year view, the token is still far below last year’s levels – data cited in the report puts SOL near $194 a year ago, implying a decline of about 56%.

Even with the drop, turnover remained high, suggesting liquidity has held up as the market cooled.

Prediction Markets Still Price A Wide Range Of Outcomes

Prediction markets still price a meaningful chance of a big rebound into 2026. Contracts referenced in the report assign notable odds to SOL trading above $160 by year-end, and a smaller chance of a new all-time high by Dec. 31, 2026. At the same time, lower price bands continue to carry weight, pointing to a market that expects a bumpy path.

Bitcoin And Ether Stay Choppy

Bitcoin traded around $68,000–$69,000, while Ether hovered near $1,970–$1,975 after a volatile 24-hour swing. With majors not breaking out, SOL’s decline looked more like consolidation than a broader market unwind.

Solana’s RWA Tokenization Reaches A New $1.66B High

Away from price action, Solana hit a new adoption milestone. The report says RWA tokenization value on Solana topped $1.66B, a record for the network. More tokenized real-world assets can translate into steadier on-chain usage supporting activity that isn’t purely driven by short-term trading.