If youâd asked me in April whether Solana would nearly double in 46 days, I would have said no, unless of course Iâd slipped in the shower, banged my head, and started believing crypto charts tell the truth. But there it was: $96 in April, $187 in mid-May, and a bunch of guys on Discord posting rocket emojis like it was their full-time job.
Then came the end of May. Suddenly, Solanaâs gains dropped faster than my willpower at a bake sale. The price tiptoed back to $144, as if apologizing for having too much fun, and suddenly everyone was pretending to be an expert in something called the Fixed Range Volume Profile whichâletâs be honestâsounds like something youâd pay way too much for at a loud WeWork.
By June, hopes were up again. Climbing the emotional rollercoaster that is crypto, people grew âoptimistic,â which is crypto Twitter for âthis wonât hurt much, right?â Then boom: The universe, with the timing of an overzealous stage manager, dropped a 4.1 million SOL sell-off courtesy of the notorious memecoin sweatshop, Pump.fun. Because nothing says confidence like your favorite launchpad rug-pulling harder than a toddler on Christmas morning. đŞ đ
$741M: How Pump.fun Made Solana Cry Real Digital Tears
Pump.fun was the Willy Wonka factory for meme coinsâexcept nobody bothered to check whether Grandpa Joe had a criminal record. It snatched headlines for enabling what gracious folks might call âhighly ambitious financial experimentsâ (read: pump-and-dump schemes that make you miss the stability of Enron stock).
As if that wasnât spicy enough, the official X accounts for Pump.fun and its ringmaster, Alon Cohen, mysteriously vanished. Suspended. Poof! Gone faster than my patience for people who say âHODLâ unironically. Crypto sleuths started whispering about âinvestigationsâ and âlegal concerns,â which, in the world of crypto, is just another Tuesday.
Is this the beginning of the end for PumpFun?
⢠X now flags pumpfun links as unsafe
⢠Top trading bots & affiliates just got suspended
⢠Even Pumpfun itself is frozenâright before they could cash out their token
Something big is coming. Stay alert.â Phantom_Defi (@0xPhantomDefi) June 16, 2025
According to lookonchain, since May 19, 2024, Pump.fun has been fire-selling SOL at the rate of my mother unloading Beanie Babies in 1999. Total haul: 4.1 million SOL, or $741 million, which is the kind of money that makes you reconsider buying the âsmallâ cold brew. Highlights include a casual 3.84 million SOL sent to Kraken, and another 264,000-ish scooped up by USDCâthose folks chasing stablecoins like they actually mean it.
Pumpfun(@pumpdotfun), recently suspended by X, has sold a total of ~4.1M $SOL($741M) at an average price of ~$180 since May 19, 2024.
264,373 $SOL was sold for 41.64M $USDC at $158.
3.84M $SOL($699M) was deposited to #Kraken at $182.
â Lookonchain (@lookonchain) June 17, 2025
These events have tanked Solanaâs price, along with the self-esteem of everyone who told their family to buy at $190.
Doom and Gloom: Is Solana Headed for Couch Money?
Even with the mayhem, institutions are still eyeing Solanaâpresumably because they havenât checked their portfolios since April. CoinShares wants an ETF. The market wants a sedative. Meanwhile, the fate of Solana is hanging on a memecoin vending machine thatâs under investigation and âfrozenââwhich is what my heart would be if I had $10 on this thing.
If Pump.fun gets whacked, Solanaâs market cap could tumble like a Jenga tower at a bachelor party. One domino falls, the rest follow, and there goes any hope of a SOL ETF. If owning crypto felt risky before, imagine walking a tightrope over a vat of pudding: slippery and absolutely nobodyâs idea of a good time.

This week, SOL dropped 11%, with an intraday rollercoaster that probably gave more than one amateur trader their first gray hair. Price at $150.42, market cap at $79.42 billion, and an anxiety level best described as âcan you pass the Pepto?â Should SOL slip below $144, the next stop is $120âunless of course, someone decides that memes are tomorrowâs blue chips. Stranger things have happened.
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FAQs
Will the SOL price reach $350 by the end of 2025?
Truly, who knows? Some say SOL might hit $400 by then. Others say the moon is made of cheese. Place your bets.
How high can Solana go by the end of 2030?
Crystal ball says $1,351 is possible. If not, at least youâll have fun watching the chaos (and maybe collecting some memes).
How much would the price of Solana be in 2040?
Rumors swirl about an $11,698 SOL. By then, money may be obsolete and weâll be trading rare images of dogs in space helmets.
How much will the SOL price be in 2050?
Astoundingly optimistic projections toss out $72,459 per SOL. Either that, or dollars will have been replaced with âlikesâ and âretweets.â Plan accordingly. đ
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