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In 2025, Solana’s on-chain Spot Volumes reached $1.6 trillion, overtaking every centralized exchange except Binance. Just three years ago, Solana accounted for barely 1% of total Spot activity, and by January 4 that figure stood at 12% per Jupiter data. The change has been gradual, with liquidity moving toward faster, cheaper networks. While Ethereum still holds the largest share of Stablecoin Supply, there’s been a clear redistribution since early 2024.
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Solana’s Stablecoin Supply, once negligible, has climbed alongside its rise in on-chain trading volumes. Stablecoins are the fuel for Spot trading. As more of that capital settles on chains like Solana, there’s a loop of sorts (liquidity attracts volume, and volume keeps liquidity steady). After weeks of consolidation, SOL has pushed back above the $130 level.
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The move has helped regain the ground lost during the end-of-year pullback. With steady movement, many long-term plays are probably afoot. The RSI was around 58, with what looks like room for continuation. Price had also pushed above the 20-day MA and is pressing toward the mid-range of the Bollinger Bands.
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MACD has flipped positive, too. Put together, all this is a show of strong upside momentum, with a setup that favors follow-through. Solana hits $1.6 trillion on-chain spot volume in 2025! High-performance blockchains like Solana are increasingly viewed as serious contenders to centralized exchanges.
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