SOL increased by 4.3 percent in a last-minute spree of volume garnering to cross the mark of $152 and settle close to $157.
ADA maintained a price of between 0.565 and 0.583 on average market volume indicating a definite support area at 0.565.
SHIB went through a tightened range of trading between $0.00001112 and 0.00001196 supported by the daily trade volume of 142M.
With the cryptocurrency market exhibiting signs of short term volatility some altcoins are still exhibiting good activity with the help of trading volume and price consolidation. Just as the general market sentiment is weak, Solana (SOL), Cardano (ADA) and Shiba Inu (SHIB) all have demonstrated the potential that a skeptical investor could use when griping buy-the-dip.
Solana Maintains Uptrend with Strong Volume Surge
Solana (SOL) rose to 4.3 percent in the last 24 hours to trade at a price of 156.86. The token was exchanged between $149.71 and $158.34, yet the significant jump of the volume was observed at the end of the session. The initial trading was rather consistent, as SOL remained steadily at the value of $156 and subsequently shifted to the price of 150 dollars around the middle of the day.
The buying pressure of a late session led to a breakout which rose to a high of 158.34 in the intraday price. This bullish swing accompanied with new volume enabled SOL to close in the upper range of the day. The circulating supply of Solana is 534.47 million currently, and it adds up to the capitalization of 83.89 billion. It is valued at 94.83 billion in a fully diluted basis.
Support now forms around the $155 level, while the intraday high near $158.34 represents immediate resistance. Investors tracking Solana may focus on these levels when planning short-term entries or exit strategies. SOL’s sharp recovery near the close suggests sustained interest and room for further upward testing.
Cardano Forms Stable Price Band with Strong Circulation Metrics
Cardano (ADA) ended the day at $0.5702, recording a 2.3% gain on approximately $712 million in trading volume. ADA moved between $0.5558 and $0.5827, holding near $0.56 in the early hours before advancing to its session high near $0.583 around 5 AM UTC. The move attracted attention from buyers, although profit-taking soon followed.
During the middle of the session, Cardano slipped into a tight band between $0.565 and $0.570, where it consolidated through mid-day. Volume declined slightly during this phase, which often indicates that active participants are waiting for stronger directional cues. A late-session recovery brought ADA back to $0.570 before the close, aligning it near its average trading price for the day.
Cardano has a circulating supply of 36.13 billion ADA out of a maximum supply of 45 billion, which supports a market cap of $20.56 billion and a fully diluted valuation of $25.61 billion. These fundamentals suggest that ADA’s supply is well distributed. Traders can look to the $0.565 level as a key support zone, while $0.583 serves as near-term resistance.
Shiba Inu Consolidates Amid Tight Trading Range
Shiba Inu (SHIB) saw a slight decline of 0.3%, ending the session at $0.0000115. The token traded between $0.0000113 and $0.00001196 during the 24-hour period. Early momentum pushed the price close to the upper end of the range, but selling pressure built up gradually, driving SHIB down to a low of $0.00001112 in the afternoon.
A modest recovery followed, with SHIB closing slightly above its low, helped by steady trading volume that reached $142 million. The token’s circulating supply stands at 589.25 trillion, with a total and fully diluted valuation of $6.78 billion. SHIB's consistent market cap and matched valuation imply a fully distributed supply with limited inflation risk.
SHIB did not register a strong rebound like some larger altcoins, its ability to hold within a defined band with stable volume reflects ongoing interest. Support near $0.00001112 and resistance around $0.00001196 help define a potential accumulation range. Traders seeking short-term setups may monitor for volatility within this band as a basis for tactical positioning.