Solana surpasses 400 billion transactions with actual network usage and TPS remaining at the forefront of the market.
Hot capital inflows rose by $4.72 billion in a week, with SOL targeting $150 amidst mixed technical indicators.
Solana [SOL] has just surpassed 400 billion transactions - and it hasn't stopped there.
In a week that saw a hot capital increase of $4.72 billion, the largest inflow since January, the high-speed blockchain technology has rekindled investor interest and pushed SOL to surpass $150 for the first time since March. The pace of the rise has slightly eased, but Solana's upward momentum has returned strongly on-chain.
Solana is on a strong upward trajectory!
Solana has officially surpassed 400 billion transactions over its lifetime, after recording more than 400,189,228,000 transactions - an astonishing figure that clearly demonstrates its high-performance narrative.
The network is currently operating at a rate of 4,262 transactions per second (TPS), with a real TPS rate of 1,045 - still significantly ahead of most layer one networks.
Solana
Source: X
Distinction is important: The real TPS rate filters voting transactions and reflects actual user and decentralized application activity. This is not just on-chain noise; it is real usage, supporting the recent capital inflow and market rise.
The hot capital value saw its biggest rise since January. On April 28, the value of hot capital - the value held by cryptocurrencies that moved within 24 hours to a week - rose to $9.46 billion, its highest level since mid-March.
Solana
Source: Glassnode
This jump represents $4.72 billion in just seven days, marking the largest weekly inflow since January 23.
The chart showed a clear thickening in the ranges of newer currencies, indicating active rotation and renewed interest in speculation.
Solana Price Predictions
Solana maintained its stability near $147 at the time of publication, up 0.70% over the past 24 hours. Nevertheless, momentum indicators showed mixed signals.
The relative strength index held at 59.5, slightly close to the overbought territory, indicating a retreat in upward pressure. At the same time, the OBV index slightly declined from its April highs, indicating decreased accumulation despite recent gains.
Solana
Source: TradingView
If buying volume does not increase, Solana may face difficulties in surpassing the resistance level of $150.
Conversely, holding steady above $145 may keep the optimists in control - at least in the short term - as active capital flows continue to support price stability.