SOL 24-hour Hotspot: Prices Slightly Adjusted, Network Resilient Despite DDoS Attack
On December 17, Solana (SOL) showed remarkable resilience amidst overall adjustments in the cryptocurrency market. According to CoinMarketCap data, the SOL price was approximately $127 in the past 24 hours, with a decline of 3.81%, reaching a low of around $124 and a high of $134. The 24-hour trading volume exceeded $5 billion, with a market cap of about $71.5 billion, firmly holding the seventh position globally. The adjustment was mainly influenced by major cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, but SOL's dominance slightly increased, indicating relative investor preference.
Hot Events: The Solana network experienced the fourth largest DDoS attack in history, peaking at 6Tbps, second only to Google Cloud and Cloudflare incidents. However, the network remained stable, with no interruptions or delays, highlighting strong resilience after upgrades. Co-founder Raj Gokal personally confirmed, and the community praised, "Solana is hardcore." Although the attack triggered short-term emotional fluctuations, the derivatives market's SOL futures open interest dropped to around $7 billion, with moderate liquidation levels.
On the ecological front, Solana DeFi is active, leading in DEX trading volume, with fee income nearing $590,000. Institutional interest continues, with stable inflows into SOL ETFs, and analysts predict that by the end of 2025, the price could reach the $180-$200 range. Binance Square users are actively discussing: under extreme fear index, it may be an accumulation opportunity; maintaining support at $125, a rebound testing $140 is expected.
With current volatility high, it's advised to pay attention to network dynamics and overall market interactions, controlling leverage and setting stop-losses. Solana's fundamentals are strong, with clear advantages in high performance and low fees, and the 2026 upgrade may push new highs.
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