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Solana open interest drops 30% as altcoins slump: Is $68 SOL next?

Cointelegraph2026.05.28Source: cointelegraph.com ↗

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Solana open interest drops 30% as altcoins slump: Is $68 SOL next?

Bulls abandon ship as SOL futures open interest dropped 30% in May. With the price weakening near $80, Solana may be destined for new lows.

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