The Solana Foundation released a report on Monday describing a "full-spectrum" privacy framework that lets enterprises adjust what data is visible while aiming to keep performance and compliance intact. The model spans pseudonymity, confidentiality, anonymity, and fully private designs, with options such as auditor keys for legally required access. In market trading, SOL was at $91.83 at press time with $5 billion in 24-hour volume, up 1.10% on the day and down 2.18% over the week.

Solana rebounded after holding support near $86, pushing the price back to around $91 and putting the $93–$95 reaction zone and $96 resistance in focus. Analysts say rejection in the $93–$95 area could send $SOL back toward $88–$90 or even $86, while a clean break above $95 may open room toward $98 and potentially $100.

Digital asset investment products recorded $230m in net inflows last week after early buying was followed by midweek selling pressure. Bitcoin accounted for $219m of the total, while Ethereum posted $27.5m in outflows and Solana added $17m for a seventh straight week. SOL traded at $91.61 at press time, with traders watching the $95 resistance and $78 support for a potential breakout.

Solana investment products saw $9.1 million in net inflows last week, marking six straight weeks of gains and lifting year-to-date inflows to $181 million. Analysts note SOL has been forming higher lows around $88–$92 and reclaiming key structure above $90–$92, while immediate resistance sits near $94–$95 and the 100-day moving average around $105–$110 remains a major barrier. With SOL recently trading at $94.59 after a 7.36% daily jump, a decisive move above $96–$100 or below $92 could determine the next short-term trend.

On March 16, Solana marked its sixth anniversary while SOL traded around $94.43 after recent double‑digit weekly gains, with daily volume above $5.4 billion. Analysts highlight support zones between $76 and $90 and see key resistance near $95–$96, $100, $125 and $250, with some chart projections extending toward the $500 region if a breakout confirms.

Digital asset investment products booked $619 million in net inflows last week, with Bitcoin and Ethereum drawing the bulk of fresh capital while regional flows diverged. Solana held support near $81 and traded around $85, as analysts highlighted a potential move through the $86–$87 area that could open the way toward $90 and even $100 if macro and geopolitical risk eases.

Western Union has introduced USDPT, a $3 billion U.S. dollar-pegged stablecoin issued on Solana, alongside its new Digital Asset Network connecting digital balances to in-person cash services at more than 360,000 locations. Through an integration with Crossmint, users can move funds on Solana, hold value in USDPT, and withdraw cash globally, while analysts see room for SOL to climb toward $115 if key resistance zones between $100 and $105 are reclaimed.

Solana has been trading in a $70 to $90 band for more than four weeks, with buyers defending support near $70 and sellers capping price around $90. Analysts suggest that a daily close above the $90–$93 resistance area could open the way toward $105–$120, while a loss of support around $80 risks a return to the range lows. On a longer horizon, some chartists point to an ascending channel with major resistance near $240 and ambitious cycle projections toward the mid-upper channel region if broader market liquidity and adoption remain strong.

Solana is trading around $82.37 after a 1.09% daily rise, while its weekly performance shows a 3.28% decline and a test of the $76–$78 support band. Analysts are watching whether a break below $76 could open the way toward $72 and potentially the wider $62–$70 demand area, while a recovery toward $82–$85 might restore short-term strength.