SOL surpassed $200 for the first time in six months. Market capitalization soared past $107 billion at peak. Total value locked (TVL) exceeded $10 billion, the highest since February 2025.
On July 22, 2025, Solana's (SOL) price exceeded $200 for the first time since February, reaching a six-month high. Over the past 24 hours, the asset grew by about 4%, and over the past week, by around 25%, according to CoinGecko. At the time of writing, the coin is trading near the $200 mark.
Solana's market capitalization also reached a six-month maximum, surpassing the $100 billion threshold and peaking above $107 billion.
The total value locked (TVL) on the Solana network climbed above $10 billion, a level not seen since February 2025, highlighting the growing confidence of both investors and users in the platform.
Analysts from Santiment noted that this surge in price was accompanied by a sharp rise in user activity, and developer contributions have hit their highest in two months, a signal that often bodes well for the blockchain’s long-term prospects.
These developments underscore Solana’s growing relevance within the crypto sphere. The impressive TVL reflects both increasing DeFi adoption and rising interest in Solana’s expanding ecosystem.
NFT platforms, gaming projects, and decentralized applications continue to migrate or build on Solana, leveraging its high throughput and low transaction fees. As investor attention intensifies, market watchers remain optimistic about the platform’s future trajectory.
With the current momentum, Solana continues to cement its place as one of the leading blockchain platforms. Its ability to sustain user and developer interest, alongside robust price action, suggests further growth potential in the months ahead.
