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Only launched about 5.5 years ago, Solana (CRYPTO: SOL) is now the sixth-largest cryptocurrency in the world with a market cap of over $96 billion as of July 30.

Many investors see immense potential

Blockchains are replacing creaky financial plumbing, and the winners are now starting to pull ahead. If that continues, Solana (CRYPTO: SOL) might soon show itself as the biggest beneficiary.

The

Gold has always gravitated toward the world's deepest vaults, starting first with royal treasuries, then central banks, and now, apparently, blockchains. The latest flow is led by BioSig

Smart investors know that you don't need to swing at every pitch. Sometimes, simply parking a modest sum in the right play before the crowd arrives can reap outsize rewards. A fast-maturing corner

Only two cryptocurrencies have ever reached a market cap of $500 billion: Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) and Ethereum (CRYPTO: ETH). Most are nowhere near that milestone, but considering how much the crypto

Over the long term, few asset classes have generated life-changing returns as quickly as cryptocurrency. And early investors who managed to stay the course have turned relatively modest positions

If the first half of 2025 taught investors anything, it is that crypto's center of gravity can swing extremely quickly. For long-term investors, the churn is distracting, but it is also fertile

Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) and many other cryptocurrencies have soared to new all-time highs in recent weeks. Looking for under-the-radar crypto investments with high growth potential? Start your

The cryptocurrency markets are having an absolutely sizzling summer. Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) recently topped $123,000, Ethereum (CRYPTO: ETH) vaulted above $3,700, and Solana (CRYPTO: SOL) trades for

Since Friday afternoon at 4 p.m., the price of Solana (CRYPTO: SOL) had surged nearly 10%, as of 11:09 a.m. ET today. While there's not an exact reason for the move, a few events could be driving

When capital flows, it tends to surge toward the assets with the deepest moats and the freshest growth stories with the most compelling visions for delivering value in the future. That's why some

Many investors flocked back to cryptocurrencies during the past year as lower interest rates made speculative investments more attractive again. Earlier this month, I said the two big blue-chip

Wall Street's market closes at 4 p.m. eastern time, but blockchains are open all night long. Thanks in part due to that after‑hours void, a tiny slice of the stock market has quietly migrated onto

Solana (CRYPTO: SOL) and Cardano (CRYPTO: ADA) both promise high performance, but only one is already zipping along the fast lane while the other still hugs the shoulder.

If you are looking for an

Luck might have favored early buyers of certain cryptocurrencies, but lightning rarely strikes the same spot twice, and almost never if there aren't a set of factors forcing it to happen. Many of

Solana (CRYPTO: SOL) was launched on March 24, 2020 with an initial coin offering price of $0.22 per token. Today, it trades at $164 -- so a $100 investment then would be worth about $75,000 today

Every crypto bull market has its share of (dubious and probably highly embellished) campfire stories about investors who woke up one morning to see seven figures in their wallet where only four or

Just a few summers ago, skeptics were busy drafting Solana's (CRYPTO: SOL) obituary after a string of high-profile fraud-related meltdowns amid a slew of network hiccups. Yet today it's humming

Markets love a juicy narrative, and "crypto bubble 2.0" is certainly juicy. Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) sits near $117,000, only a whisker from its all-time high set July 10, while big altcoins, such as

In the second half of the year, two major cryptocurrencies could see a significant breakout: Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) and Solana (CRYPTO: SOL). While both have sky-high valuations right now, both are

Would you want to invest in a store that gets a lot of paying customers, or one that doesn't? The same principle applies to blockchains, as the chains that collect the most fees are the ones people

Wall Street's investment moods might change faster than a beach playlist, but one pattern rarely fails: When fresh institutional money turns up, it chases utility, not memes.

That distinction could

There's a point in every technological gold rush when the indicators shift from pointing to "There's something interesting here" to "There's gold buried here."

For blockchains, one of the clearest

When gold prospectors ran out of shovels, savvy merchants filled the gap and sold them tools at a markup. Fast-forward to today, and a company called DeFi Development (NASDAQ: DFDV) wants to sell