TLDR
- SOL traded near $80.51 on November 13, down 1.36%, after a low of $77.86.
- DTCC plans to connect its Tokenization Service to Solana in the second half of 2027.
- US spot Solana ETFs took in $1.69 million on November 12 after five sessions of outflows.
- The RSI sits at 21.52, and MACD remains negative.
- Support sits at $77–$82, and resistance starts at $90–$93.
Solana (SOL) traded near $80.51 on Friday, November 13, down 1.36% on the day. The token has fallen about 35% from September highs near $124.
SOL dipped to $77.86 during the session before buyers pushed it back up. The drop also took it below an uptrend line that had held since June.
The Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation (DTCC) said on November 12 that it plans to connect its Tokenization Service to Solana. The link is set for the second half of 2027.
Core Global Financial Infrastructure DTCC to Connect Tokenization Service With Solana, Expected to Launch in H2 2027
The Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation (DTCC) has announced plans to integrate its DTCC Tokenization Service (DTS) with Solana, enabling eligible traditional… pic.twitter.com/y6CaC8FoBX
— Wu Blockchain (@WuBlockchain) November 12, 2026
Eligible securities held by the Depository Trust Company could then be shown as tokens on the network. DTCC’s subsidiaries handled about $4.7 quadrillion in securities transactions in 2025.
The plan covers a future rollout, not an immediate move of assets. Samsung also added USDC features to Samsung Wallet recently, giving eligible US Galaxy users access to Solana-based stablecoin payments.
ETF Inflows Return as Network Activity Cools
US spot Solana ETFs took in $1.69 million on November 12, according to SoSoValue. The figure is preliminary, since several fund reports are still out.
The inflow followed outflows of about $5.85 million on November 11. The five sessions ending that day saw roughly $53.3 million leave the funds.
Total ETF assets sit near $1.2 billion, with cumulative net inflows near $1.42 billion. Bitwise’s BSOL is the largest fund by inflows.
Analyst Sweep posted on X that spot buying for SOL is happening now. He added that perpetual futures traders are still shorting heavily, but buyers are stepping in.
Spot buying for $SOL is happening now
Perps are still shorting heavily, but at least buyers are now stepping in pic.twitter.com/srNEMqyqsa
— Sweep (@0xSweep) November 12, 2026
DefiLlama data for November 13 shows about 100.65 million transactions in 24 hours. Active addresses came to 2.57 million.
DEX volume reached about $1.38 billion, and DeFi total value locked stood near $5 billion. Seven-day DEX volume fell about 29%, and perpetual futures volume dropped nearly 40%.
Stablecoin market cap is near $14.1 billion, down about 1.4% in seven days.
SOL Price Levels to Know
Solana was turned back at the $120–$125 area in late September. It had built an uptrend from a June low near $60 before breaking below it in early November.
The price now sits in the $77–$82 support zone, which buyers defended in June and July. Friday’s low of $77.86 tested its lower edge.
Analyst More Crypto Online said SOL is still falling and following Bitcoin, with no signal for a low yet. He lists support at $76.76 and $70, with resistance at $85.80.
$SOL is still falling and is following Bitcoin, and there is no signal for a low yet. The next support is at $76.76, and below that at $70. The next resistance is at $85.80. pic.twitter.com/YGpceGcEca
— More Crypto Online (@Morecryptoonl) November 13, 2026
Above that, resistance sits at $90–$93, where the broken trendline lies. A move over $93 would open the way to $98–$100.
A daily close below $77 would put $70–$75 in view. The RSI reads 21.52, deep in oversold territory.
MACD is at -5.97, below its signal line at -5.16, with a histogram of -0.81. SOL trades near $80.50, and Friday’s daily candle has not yet closed.
