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Solana (SOL) has captured the spotlight after extending its rally to trade above $207, building on an 8% weekly gain. With record-high open interest, surging ecosystem demand, and significant institutional inflows, Solana’s bullish narrative is gaining strength heading into Q4.
Investors now want to know: how high SOL can go in the near term and which altcoins may follow its lead.
Solana Price Rally: Momentum Builds on Record Open Interest
Data from CoinGlass shows Solana open interest (OI) has hit $13.08 billion, its highest level ever. Rising OI suggests that new money flows into futures contracts, amplifying bullish sentiment around the asset. Coupled with a surge in trading activity on Solana’s DEXs, from $2.6 billion to $7.1 billion in just a week, the signs point to deepening market participation.
The technical outlook also leans bullish. Since last Friday, SOL has held firm above its 50-day EMA at $179, bouncing nearly 16%. Momentum indicators strengthen this view, with the RSI sitting at 62 (bullish but not yet overbought) and the MACD flashing a bullish crossover.
Solana Price Chart | Source: TradingViiew
The next resistance zone sits at $230, and a strong daily close above it could open the door for a retest of Solana’s all-time high of $295.83. With open interest at record levels and fresh institutional participation, a breakout toward this level in Q4 looks increasingly plausible.
On the other hand, if SOL doesn’t stay over $200, it could go back to $179 support. However, the overall trend stays optimistic as long as buyers protect this area.
How High Can SOL Reach?
Analysts project SOL might reach $295–$300 by year-end if it overcomes its near-term resistance and institutional demand continues to rise.
Beyond that, projections vary:
- Conservative estimates place Solana in the $250–$280 range by Q4 2025.
- More aggressive forecasts see SOL breaking $300+, provided ETF inflows and ecosystem adoption continue at their current pace.
Ultimately, Solana’s strength lies in its ability to draw retail and institutional liquidity, and the latest ecosystem headlines show that adoption is expanding globally.
Remittix (RTX): The Altcoin Drawing Smart Money Attention
While Solana’s rally draws attention, Remittix (RTX) is increasingly flagged as the hidden gem for investors looking for exponential growth potential. Unlike Solana, which is already a top-10 crypto by market cap, Remittix is still in its early presale phase, giving it the kind of upside that established projects cannot replicate.
RTX has already raised over $21.5 million, selling more than 621 million tokens at $0.0987. Its appeal lies in real-world PayFi utility: instant crypto-to-bank transfers across 30+ countries, incentivized staking, and merchant-focused API tools. The upcoming September 15 beta wallet launch will give users direct access to this functionality, providing tangible utility from day one.
With a BitMart listing confirmed and strong community momentum (including a $250,000 giveaway), RTX is shaping up as one of the most talked-about presales of 2025. For investors who feel they may have “missed” Solana’s early moonshot, Remittix offers a shot at being early to the next breakout project.
As Solana climbs toward $300, Remittix could quietly prepare for its own exponential run, making both tokens critical to watch as Q3 and Q4 unfold.
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Website: https://remittix.io/
Socials: https://linktr.ee/remittix
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