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The crypto universe is a domain where every movement is scrutinized, analyzed and often dramatized. So when Solana (SOL) sees its trading volume drop from $12.60 billion to $5.72 billion, the entire crypto ecosystem wakes up, ready to interpret every fluctuation. The burning question: Does this decline signal the end of the boom or just a moment of turbulence? Let’s dive into this situation which, like a financial thriller, holds the breath of many investors.
A drop in the Solana crypto that raises doubt
On November 12, Solana saw an impressive rise, peaking at a trading volume of $12.60 billion. A summit, worthy of the best days of an altcoin, which gave hope to crypto enthusiasts.
But, as often happens in this market as unpredictable as a rough sea, the wave quickly broke. Today, the volume is down to just $5.72 billion. Translation? A sharp loss of $6.88 billion and a wake-up call for seasoned analysts.
This decline is not just a question of numbers. It crystallizes a return of distrust. The bears, these famous
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Fascinated by bitcoin since 2017, Evariste has never stopped researching the subject. If his first interest was in trading, he is now actively trying to understand all the advances centered on cryptocurrencies. As an editor, he aspires to continually deliver high-quality work that reflects the state of the industry as a whole.
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