Solana’s real-world asset (RWA) ecosystem has crossed 400,000 holders for the first time. That’s a sharp jump from fewer than 10,000 holders in January 2025, according to data highlighted by Everstake.
This is HUGE!@solana has just crossed 400,000 RWA holders for the first time, marking another major milestone for the network’s rapidly expanding real-world asset ecosystem.
The growth has been nothing short of remarkable because the network had fewer than 10,000 RWA holders… pic.twitter.com/w8nwUbGjhT
— Everstake (@everstake_pool) September 9, 2026
The growth shows that tokenized assets on Solana are reaching a much wider pool of users, not just early adopters. It places Solana among the more active networks in the tokenization space.
SOL is currently trading around $102, down about 1.44% in the past 24 hours. Despite the short-term dip, the token is up roughly 33% over the past 30 days and around 1.45% over the past week.
The $100 level has become a key psychological support after the recent rally from $76 to $109. The 20-day Bollinger Band midline sits at $101.87, which is the first major support level to watch.
Crypto analyst Ash Crypto pointed to several longer-term signals that could support SOL. He noted that SOL printed its first green monthly candle in 10 months, the monthly MACD is approaching a bullish crossover, and the monthly RSI has broken a two-year bearish trend.
Meanwhile, popular account The Moon Show posted on X, predicting SOL could reach $1,000, calling the current setup one that most traders “are not ready for.” While that call is on the more extreme end, it reflects growing bullish sentiment around SOL among some in the crypto community.
You are not ready for this move.$SOL to $1000! pic.twitter.com/SeOazcyeUs
— The Moon Show (@TheMoonShow) September 10, 2026
The $109–$110 range is the level that matters most right now. The upper Bollinger Band sits at $109.03, making this zone a clear ceiling for any short-term move higher.
A clean break above $109–$110 could open the door to the $112–$116 range. If SOL fails to hold $101.87, the lower Bollinger Band near $94.70 becomes the next downside target.
The MACD line sits at 4.74, below the signal line at 5.70, with a histogram reading of -0.96. This points to slowing buying pressure following the recent run-up.
On the activity side, Solana set a new all-time high with over 263,000 new SPL tokens minted in a single day. That compares to 40,000–50,000 daily tokens at the peak of the memecoin cycle in December 2024.
Solana set a wild record: 263,151 new tokens were created on September 9. It's 5-6x more than at the peak of the PumpFun and memecoin frenzy in late 2024.
That's 263,000+ distinct crypto assets in a single day.
Interesting part:
– Total crypto market cap actually fell that day,… pic.twitter.com/jIdQKDiZ6s— Rabbit.io 🐰 (@Hey_rabbit_here) September 10, 2026
Memecoin platform Pump.fun led the way, accounting for 34,184 of the 40,360 tokens issued through launchpads. Pump.fun generated $1.8 million in revenue in the past 24 hours and accounted for one-third of Solana’s total Q1 2026 revenue, or $124 million of $342 million.
SOL is holding the $101–$102 zone as of the latest data, with traders watching whether the next move breaks above $109 or pulls back toward $94–$95.
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