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Janover, a fintech company specializing in commercial real estate, has officially made a breakthrough by purchasing around $4.6 million in Solana (SOL). This decision is part of the company’s latest financial management strategy to store crypto assets for the long term. Interestingly, Janover’s move also marks their first investment after successfully raising fresh funds of around US$42 million. If you think about it, Janover’s decision to buy Solana is quite unique. Usually traditional companies are more comfortable playing it safe with stable assets such as gold or bonds. However, Janover is eyeing SOL, which is known to be volatile but promises high growth potential. Janover’s future plans do not stop at just piling up SOL in their digital vault. The company will soon start staking its Solana assets. So, instead of just sitting idle, their SOL funds can generate additional profits while helping to maintain the stability of the Solana network. In fact, Janover also plans to run several of its own Solana validators. This method is similar to renting out an empty room in your house—generating passive income while supporting the community ecosystem. On the other hand, Janover’s bold move is not alone. PayPal, the online payment giant, is also actively supporting crypto assets. On April 6, 2025, PayPal officially introduced support for Solana and Chainlink (LINK) in the United States. Of course, PayPal’s move is not arbitrary, considering that this company has more than 434 million active users. With that much influence, it’s no wonder that their decision will encourage wider adoption of Solana. Meanwhile, as we previously reported , the Polymarket platform has also previously chosen Solana to expand its user base. With this integration, users can fund their accounts with SOL. The hope is that as more transactions occur on Polymarket, the liquidity will improve. This is similar to a coffee shop that introduces digital payment alternatives to increase traffic. Apart from Janover and PayPal, it turns out that there are still other companies that are interested in Solana’s potential. Call it Sol Strategies , a Canadian company that earlier this year received a credit facility of US$17 million for Solana blockchain investment, of which US$4 million was specifically allocated for staking. Similar to Janover, they also know that crypto assets are not enough to be stored, but must be rotated to produce income. Looking back, last year two big players from Wall Street, Franklin Templeton and Citibank, also announced their interest in Solana. Franklin Templeton even plans to develop mutual funds directly on the Solana blockchain. Citibank itself is exploring this technology for money transfer services. If you think about it, Solana is starting to look like a “favorite toy” that always attracts the attention of big players in the traditional financial world. At the time of writing this article, the price of SOL itself is still around $115.21. In the last few hours, the price has increased slightly, but over the past week SOL has been more stagnant. However, its position as the seventh largest crypto asset with a market cap of around $59.43 billion is certainly not something to be underestimated. With the various bold steps taken by these big companies, it is interesting to see what Solana’s fate will be in the following years. Will it shine even brighter or become a “joker card” in their strategy?

Time to check in with BitDegree and see what crypto is trending today! 📈 1. Bitcoin $BTC 2. Ethereum $ETH 3. BNB $BNB 4. Ripple $XRP 5. Solana $SOL 6. Baby Swap $BABY 7. Polygon $MATIC 8. Tether $USDT 9. Worldcoin $WLD 10. Shiba Inu $SHIB

#Solana has completed the second manipulation of the primary consolidation 🔥 After shaking out all the weak hands, $SOL is set to surge to $1000 🚀

The crypto market took another brutal hit today, as President Donald Trump announced a fresh round of tariffs on Chinese imports, raising duties and tariffs, now totaling 145%, including previous measures. Notably, China is being excluded from a 90-day global tariff pause, adding fuel to an already tense trade standoff. Markets reacted sharply. In just the past hour, Bitcoin dropped 3%, Ethereum plunged 7%, Solana slipped 6%, and XRP fell 4%. Overall, the crypto market cap fell by 4%, erasing yesterday’s temporary recovery. Traders see the U.S.-China tariff escalation as a threat to global economic stability. The aggressive stance on China — while temporarily easing tensions with other nations — has increased investor uncertainty, pushing capital out of high-risk assets like cryptocurrencies. Risk-off sentiment is clearly back, and crypto is once again caught in the crossfire of macro geopolitics. --> Trade Cryptos now with Bitget , open an account using our link to get 100% transaction fee rebates in BGB on your first transaction <-- In a surprising turn, China and the European Union announced plans to begin negotiations aimed at removing EU tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles (EVs). The move signals a potential shift toward diplomacy, at least between China and key global partners outside the U.S. While it’s too early to say whether this could influence U.S.-China relations, any sign of a broader trade de-escalation might quickly revive risk appetite — and with it, crypto prices . If the U.S. and China move toward re-opening trade negotiations, analysts believe crypto markets could see an immediate reversal. Risk assets have been reacting almost instantly to macro headlines, and a resolution — or even progress toward one — could drive: However, the longer uncertainty lingers, the more likely crypto stays under pressure. The crypto market took another brutal hit today, as President Donald Trump announced a fresh round of tariffs on Chinese imports, raising duties and tariffs, now totaling 145%, including previous measures. Notably, China is being excluded from a 90-day global tariff pause, adding fuel to an already tense trade standoff. Markets reacted sharply. In just the past hour, Bitcoin dropped 3%, Ethereum plunged 7%, Solana slipped 6%, and XRP fell 4%. Overall, the crypto market cap fell by 4%, erasing yesterday’s temporary recovery. Traders see the U.S.-China tariff escalation as a threat to global economic stability. The aggressive stance on China — while temporarily easing tensions with other nations — has increased investor uncertainty, pushing capital out of high-risk assets like cryptocurrencies. Risk-off sentiment is clearly back, and crypto is once again caught in the crossfire of macro geopolitics. --> Trade Cryptos now with Bitget , open an account using our link to get 100% transaction fee rebates in BGB on your first transaction <-- In a surprising turn, China and the European Union announced plans to begin negotiations aimed at removing EU tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles (EVs). The move signals a potential shift toward diplomacy, at least between China and key global partners outside the U.S. While it’s too early to say whether this could influence U.S.-China relations, any sign of a broader trade de-escalation might quickly revive risk appetite — and with it, crypto prices . If the U.S. and China move toward re-opening trade negotiations, analysts believe crypto markets could see an immediate reversal. Risk assets have been reacting almost instantly to macro headlines, and a resolution — or even progress toward one — could drive: However, the longer uncertainty lingers, the more likely crypto stays under pressure.

Now might be a good time to start accumulating altcoins, some traders are saying. CryptoQuant shared a chart earlier today looking at altcoin trading volume (vs stablecoins), possibly showing the market entering a period well-suited for Dollar-Cost Averaging (DCA) plans. And according to analyst Darkfos, the 30-day moving average of altcoin prices has fallen below the annual average. This pattern was last observed in September 2023, before a large market rally. The technical indicator implies that altcoins are priced low compared to their longer trends, hinting at a potential entry spot for buyers. DCA involves investing set amounts regularly, whatever the price, often used to lessen risks from market swings. Such market periods can last weeks or months. However, this is all well and done, but the broader market context remains a complicated matter. Recent geopolitical tensions, mainly the trade war between the US and China adds a big level of uncertainty. That, and the tariffs Trump announced (then paused) on a huge number of other countries, have already hit the financial markets hard, crypto included. For instance, Bitcoin even dropped below $75k at one point, and the most well-known altcoin Ethereum is down 15% in the last seven days. As such, with so much uncertainty looming over, it’s hard to predict anything, and even harder to predict the impact of different news. Still, despite all the bad news lately, altcoins have been showing signs of resilience. Solana, for one, is doing relatively well, all things considered. Its integration into new platforms might be one reason for its steady showing lately. Then, contradictory to Ethereum’s performance and price, Odaily reports a substantial increase in stablecoin supply on the Ethereum mainnet since January 2021, rising from $22 billion to the current $123 billion. Other altcoins, like ADA, seem to be slowly rising and recovering, with a roughly 1% increase in the last 24 hours. It doesn’t sound like much but just several days ago its price was $0.51, and the current one is $0.63, which is approximately a 21% increase. All in all, while the current market is extremely unpredictable, some analysts remain optimistic about the long-term prospects of altcoins. Disclaimer: The information presented in this article is for informational and educational purposes only. The article does not constitute financial advice or advice of any kind. Coin Edition is not responsible for any losses incurred as a result of the utilization of content, products, or services mentioned. Readers are advised to exercise caution before taking any action related to the company.