Solana's real-world asset (RWA, tokenized traditional assets) ecosystem has surpassed 400,000 unique holders, up from fewer than 10,000 in January 2025, according to metrics shared by Everstake on September 9, 2026. SOL was trading near $102, down 1.44% over 24 hours but up about 33% over the past month and 1.45% over seven days. The $100 area has become important support after SOL climbed from $76 to $109, with the 20-day Bollinger Band midpoint at $101.87. Analysts cited in the source pointed to a first positive monthly close in 10 months, a monthly MACD indicator approaching a bullish crossover and a monthly RSI breakout from a two-year downtrend. The $109-$110 zone is the key near-term resistance area; a breakout could open a path toward $112-$116, while a loss of $101.87 could expose the $94.70 lower Bollinger Band. MACD momentum has moderated, with the indicator at 4.74 below its 5.70 signal line and a -0.96 histogram. Separately, Solana recorded more than 263,000 newly minted SPL tokens in 24 hours, well above the 40,000-50,000 daily rate during the December 2024 memecoin frenzy. Pump.fun accounted for 34,184 of 40,360 tokens launched through launchpad platforms, generated $1.8 million in fees over 24 hours and contributed $124 million of Solana's $342 million Q1 2026 revenue, or one-third of the total. The Moon Show separately forecast that SOL could eventually reach $1,000, an aggressive projection that reflects bullish sentiment in parts of the crypto market.