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Crypto News The latest Solana news has reignited debate about whether SOL will trade above or below $1,000 by 2026. With the Solana ecosystem expanding fast, institutional demand and ETF discussions are driving renewed optimism.  Yet, while investors remain bullish on Solana, another DeFi project, Remittix, is capturing attention as a potential 100x performer. The PayFi-focused token has already raised over $27 million through the sale of 675 million tokens at $0.1130, drawing comparisons to early Solana growth. Solana’s Path Toward The $1,000 Milestone Source: DonaldTrades Solana currently trades near $231, showing strong resilience at the $230 zone with a market cap above $125 billion. Technical analysts highlight that holding above the $200 support zone has helped Solana reclaim bullish momentum. According to CoinCodex, Solana could trade between $244 and $258 in 2026, while TradingView projects a wider range of $310 to $510. Crypto analyst Ali Martinez recently noted that a weekly close above $260 could push the token above $520, which may determine its near-term trend. A clean breakout above that zone could open a run toward $400 or higher in early 2026. The latest data from Solana’s futures market shows open interest rising sharply, reflecting increased trader participation and speculative inflows. However, many analysts believe that breaking $1,000 will depend on broader market cycles and ETF approvals that could bring new liquidity into the network. Remittix: The PayFi Altcoin Turning Heads In Q4 While Solana’s long-term outlook is strong, Remittix is emerging as the fastest-growing project this quarter. The PayFi-driven crypto enables instant cross-border transfers between crypto and fiat in over 30 countries. With a wallet beta already launched and a fully functional web app nearing release, Remittix is shaping the future of digital payments. The team has confirmed listings on BitMart and LBank, with two more CEX…

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