Solana Fundamentals Strengthen Despite Recent Price Setback

Solana is still leading RWA net inflows, attracting nearly $400 million over the past 30 days. That’s happening while the token faces short-term pressure, showing the network’s fundamentals are moving on a different track from recent price action.

Solana Keeps Pulling Real-World Assets

Solana’s RWA position is only part of the latest activity. U.S. Bank Column has made Solana the default network for stablecoin banking, adding another connection between the blockchain and traditional financial infrastructure.

Then there’s robotics. Doosan Robotics, described as Korea’s leading collaborative robot maker, has partnered with peaq to bring industrial robots onchain on Solana. Its first unit runs peaqOS, allowing financing and revenue generation from idle capacity.

Stablecoin Banking Adds Another Solana Catalyst

Taken together, the updates highlight continued activity across RWA, stablecoin banking and industrial robotics. For SOL, that matters because these developments concern network use rather than simply short-term market sentiment.

The recent setback in SOL price can be attributed to the CLARITY Act not passing. But that price pressure doesn’t directly change the individual fundamentals outlined by these developments.

SOL Price Needs To Clear One Key Level

Moreover, an analyst highlights his technical setup fo SOL that hints for the immediate test. A bull flag appears to be forming on Solana’s 4-hour chart, with $105 identified as the key level to watch.

A sustained close above $105 could confirm the bullish breakout setup and open the door toward $130. For Solana, the next move therefore comes down to whether SOL price can reclaim that level while the network continues attracting RWA capital and new use cases.