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Bitcoin and most cryptocurrencies remained in a tight range last week as 
investors monitored new developments in trade and the tensions between 
President Donald Trump and Jerome Powell. Artificial Intelligence tokens like 
Bittensor, Render, and AI Companions were the top-performing…

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The Solana price was one of the few highlights in a generally choppy crypto 
market over the past week. While most large-cap assets were stuck in a 
consolidation range in the last seven-day period, the SOL token enjoyed a good 
amount of upward bullish momentum. The price of SOL kicked off the weekend 
with a strong rally toward the $140 level, albeit facing some degree of 
resistance around this level. However, the latest on-chain data suggests that 
the Solana price might have become wedged between two crucial levels. Is SOL 
Price Gearing For A Breakout Or Breakdown? In a recent post on the X platform, 
prominent crypto analyst Ali Martinez shared an on-chain insight into the 
current Solana price setup and its potential future trajectory. The online 
pundit referenced the “UTXO Realized Price Distribution” (URPD) indicator, 
which monitors the amount of a particular cryptocurrency that was acquired at 
a given level. Related Reading: Bitcoin Dominance At Risk Of Crash To 40%, Why 
This Is Good For Ethereum, XRP, And Altcoins Usually, the ability of a price 
level to serve as an on-chain support or resistance zone depends on the number 
of investors (and coins) with their cost basis around this level. The cost 
basis of an investor refers to the spot price at which they acquired their 
tokens or coins. Typically, a price region (beneath the current price) where 
several investors bought their tokens will likely act as a support level. This 
is because investors are likely to double down on their position when an 
asset’s value falls to their cost basis; this buying activity helps keep the 
token’s price afloat. On the other hand, price levels above the current price 
with significant buying activity would serve as major supply or resistance 
barriers. The rationale behind this is that investors tend to sell off their 
assets when the token’s price rises back to their cost basis, putting downward 
pressure on price and preventing further upward growth. The chart below shows 
the distribution of token supply at different Solana price levels surrounding 
the current price. According to data from Glassnode, the most important 
support for the Solana price lies around $129, while the major resistance sits 
at around $144. As Martinez explained, a breakout (above $144) or breakdown 
(below $129) could determine the fate of the SOL token over the next few 
weeks. As observed in the highlighted chart, the next significant support for 
the Solana price sits around the $10 level. Meanwhile, there is no significant 
resistance for the altcoin till around the $170 price level based on the URPD 
indicator. Solana Price At A Glance As of this writing, the SOL token is 
valued at around $138, reflecting an over 3% price increase in the past 24 
hours. Related Reading: Cardano Whales Offload 180 Million ADA In 5 Days – 
Smart Profit-Taking? Featured image from Jakub Porzycki/Getty Images, chart 
from TradingView

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Welcome to Latam Insights, a compilation of the most relevant crypto and 
economic news from Latin America over the past week. In this week&#8217;s edition, 
the Argentine government manages to control the dollar&#8217;s exchange rate after 
lifting currency controls, the operator of a Brazilian crypto Ponzi scheme 
receives a 128-year jail sentence, and Panama City […]

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The Pepe price has moved sideways this month and is showing signs of bottoming 
as supply on exchanges rises and whale accumulation intensifies. Pepe coin 
(PEPE) token was trading at $0.0000075 on Sunday, a few points above the year- 
to-date low…