- After the Bitcoin halving, it is anticipated that Solana’s SOL will witness large price hikes, possibly reaching $620.
- Following a court decision against Coinbase, which places SOL among tokens categorized as securities, regulatory examination is the next step.
The native token of Solana, SOL, has been in the news recently due to its remarkable market success and possible legal obstacles. Experts such as the anonymous analyst Altcoin Sherpa, who predicts big price fluctuations in the near future, are looking hopeful toward Solana as the cryptocurrency community awaits the impending April 21 Bitcoin halving.
$SOL: It's very simple- buy within this $168- $208 range and don't think too much about price for the next few months. Watch # go way higher. The end. pic.twitter.com/InCvCIRdzo
— Altcoin Sherpa (@AltcoinSherpa) April 4, 2024
Position of the SOL Market Right Now and Forecasts
As of this writing, Solana is trading at $180.83, indicating a slight increase of 1.04% from the day before. Even after a weekly decline of more than 8%, the token maintains its position as a significant player in the altcoin market thanks to both its own advancements and the rise of Bitcoin.
Because of Solana’s robust ecosystem development and presale initiatives, which have helped it stand out in a congested market, Altcoin Sherpa is optimistic.
The Catalyst for Bitcoin Halving
It is believed that the much-awaited Bitcoin halving event will cause market turbulence before sending it skyrocketing.
Leading cryptocurrencies such as Solana are expected to surge massively; according to ETHNews previous report, projections indicate a 99% price increase by April 22 and an astounding 230% surge by May 2, potentially pushing SOL to $620.
Vigilance in the Face of Growth
Nevertheless, Solana’s rise did not come without its share of difficulties. Regulatory authorities are currently looking into SOL as a result of Judge Katherine Polk Failla’s historic decision against Coinbase, echoing earlier coverage by ETHNews.
Concerns have been raised among the community about the SEC’s decision to classify SOL as one of thirteen tokens that are considered securities.
The Chief Executive Officer of Alpha Lions Academy, Edward Farina, shed light on the ramifications of this scrutiny and emphasized the necessity for clarity and compliance in the ever-changing regulatory context.