According to @MilkRoadDaily, Solana (SOL) is now introducing its own treasury management solutions, similar to existing ETH treasuries but with an added decentralized finance (DeFi) component. This development is expected to expand DeFi use cases on the Solana blockchain, potentially increasing demand for SOL and driving new trading opportunities. Active traders should monitor the growth of SOL-based treasury products as they could impact Solana's liquidity, on-chain volume, and overall price action in 2025 (Source: @MilkRoadDaily).

According to @secondswap_io, traders can access locked SOL at a discounted rate on the SecondSwap platform, presenting a potentially higher return opportunity compared to purchasing $25M worth of SOL at current market value. This discounted acquisition could attract more trading activity in SOL (Solana), impact liquidity, and offer strategic advantages for both retail and institutional investors looking to maximize gains in the current Solana ecosystem. Source: @secondswap_io

According to sns.sol, Solana Name Service (SNS) has rolled out new optimization updates aimed at keeping .sol domain collection engaging and equitable for authentic collectors. The initiative introduces the opportunity to earn Dots, which function as reward points within the SNS ecosystem. These changes are expected to boost organic demand for .sol domains on the Solana blockchain, potentially driving higher on-chain transaction volume and fostering increased user activity. Such developments could positively influence SOL token liquidity and trading opportunities, especially as domain-related activity has historically correlated with spikes in Solana DeFi and NFT markets (source: sns.sol, Twitter, May 29, 2025).

According to glassnode, Solana (SOL) Hot Capital surged to $9.46 billion on April 28, marking its highest level since March 12. Over the past seven days, SOL Hot Capital increased by $4.72 billion, representing a 100% gain and the biggest weekly inflow since January 23, 2025, when it rose by $4.75 billion. This significant capital influx indicates strong trader interest and increasing liquidity, which could impact near-term volatility and trading opportunities for SOL. Source: glassnode (@glassnode), April 29, 2025.

According to Lookonchain, Galaxy Digital has recently withdrawn 606K SOL, valued at $79.7M, from exchanges and staked 462K SOL, worth $60M, over the past four days. This move indicates a strategic shift towards long-term holding and staking incentives, potentially affecting Solana's liquidity and market dynamics. Traders should monitor SOL's staking trends and liquidity changes for informed trading decisions.

According to @EmberCN, Solana (SOL) has been under consistent selling pressure from two major entities. Since November 2023, FTX/Alameda has sold 8.031 million SOL, valued at $1.03 billion, at a monthly frequency, typically around the 10th, with each sale involving approximately 180,000 SOL. Additionally, since early 2024, Pump has sold 3.403 million SOL, worth $629 million, at a frequency of 1-2 times per month. These activities are significant for traders as they can affect SOL's market liquidity and price volatility.

According to Lookonchain, a newly created token named $ZACHXBT had 500 million tokens transferred to @zachxbt's wallet, representing 50% of its total supply. Subsequently, @zachxbt withdrew 16,059 $SOL (valued at $3.81 million) from a liquidity pool through strategic liquidity addition and removal. Following this, he transferred 16,348 $SOL (valued at $3.87 million) to Wintermute, a prominent market-making firm, indicating potential further trading or investment activities.