On this Monday, November 2, 2026, Solana has run for exactly 1,000 days without a network-wide halt. The SOL price is not celebrating: on Monday evening a token cost $92.78, the lowest since August 21, and the line on which much now depends sits at $88.86.
What is established: the last full outage of the Solana blockchain began on February 6, 2024 at 09:53 UTC, and since then the network has not lost a block in a way that stopped the whole chain. It is also established that SOL has lost 22 percent in 30 days and that US spot funds are shedding money for the fourth week in a row. Our assessment follows further down: the technical record is better than ever, but in the short term it does not carry the price as long as capital stays away.
Where the price could head over a horizon of months is covered by our Solana price prediction. This piece stays with the coming days and weeks: which levels matter now, why the network's reliability is not a buy signal, and what you as an investor in Germany can actually do with this knowledge.
Solana without a halt since February 6, 2024: what exactly is being counted
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