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Solana Recommends v3.0.14 Validator Upgrade as SOL Targets $187 Resistance Before February

Solana has introduced the v3.0.14 validator client for Mainnet-Beta, urging both staked and unstaked nodes to upgrade to enhance network resilience. At the same time, SOL trades around $135 with analysts watching $145 as a pivot and $187 as key resistance before February. Broader roadmap upgrades, including Firedancer and Alpenglow, aim to boost scalability while price structure signals compression and potential upside toward higher psychological levels.

ETH, XRP and Meme Coins Lead Retail-Led Crypto Rebound as 2026 Opens on Positive Note

At the beginning of 2026, major cryptocurrencies and meme coins have rebounded from the prior year's downturn, while retail sentiment has turned more optimistic but remains highly reactive to short-term news. Social and sentiment data indicate that Bitcoin is trading increasingly in line with macroeconomic signals and ETF flows, as Ethereum, XRP and Solana see mixed yet notable shifts in discussion and price action. Meme coins, led by Dogecoin and its leveraged ETF performance, have also attracted renewed interest alongside whale activity and social media hype.

Bitcoin volume share fell from 45–50% to 30–35% as altcoin activity rose

From early 2025 into early 2026, BTC's volume dominance slid from 45–50% toward 30–35%, while altcoins expanded above 55% and often 60–65%. ETH's share fluctuated between 20% and 30%. On-chain metrics show Ethereum addresses climbed from about 300 million to 370 million, but BNB Chain led with past 730 million addresses and roughly 4.4 million daily active users.

Solana rolls out v3.0.14 validator upgrade on Jan 10, 2026; $76.8B network eyes $144

On January 10, 2026, the Solana Foundation recommended Mainnet-Beta validators move to v3.0.14, citing critical patches. SOL is hovering around $136 support with compression suggesting a potential push toward $144–$146, while key resistance sits near $140.78 and secondary resistance at $143.46.

Altcoins Claim 50% of Crypto Volume on January 10 as Bitcoin Holds $90,600

As of January 10, altcoins captured about 50% of total crypto trading volume, while Bitcoin hovered near $90,600 within a $89,000–$94,000 range. Flows rotated toward higher‑beta tokens, with Polygon and Solana's BONK posting outsized weekly gains. On January 9, U.S. spot ETH ETFs recorded $93.82 million in net outflows.

Pump.fun's Alon Unveils Trader-Led Overhaul on January 9, 2026 amid $722M Revenue

On January 9, 2026, Pump.fun co-founder Alon said the creator-fee model failed and unveiled a trader-led overhaul. The update adds fee-sharing to up to 10 wallets and ownership transfers, while a December court order let plaintiffs add nearly 5,000 chats to a lawsuit alleging over $722 million in revenue and heavy retail losses.

Godfrey Benjamin

Solana Whale Moves 80,000 SOL Worth $10.87 Million From Binance After One Year

An inactive Solana whale address has transferred 80,000 SOL, valued at about $10.87 million, from Binance to a private wallet after a year of no activity. The move, tracked by Lookonchain, is being interpreted by market observers as a potential long-term accumulation signal even as SOL trades around $136 and struggles below key support levels.

Collins J. Okoth

Altcoins' trading share hits 50% on January 10 amid rotation to high-beta tokens

On January 10, altcoins captured over 50% of crypto trading volume, compared with Bitcoin at 27% and Ethereum at 23%. High-beta plays including Solana memecoins, Polygon, and Beefy posted strong gains, while January 9 data showed $93.82 million net withdrawals from U.S. spot ETH ETFs, amid mixed momentum for BTC and ETH.

Alexander Zdravkov

Pump.fun Overhauls Fee Distribution on Solana Platform as PUMP Token Climbs Nearly 11% on 10 January 2026

On 10 January 2026, Pump.fun announced a major redesign of its Solana-based platform fee structure, shifting rewards away from automatic creator payouts toward trader-driven distribution. The PUMP token rose close to 11% to around $0.0024 following the news, as the project signaled that future fees will be optionally allocated by creators and administrators through the app rather than shared with the core team. The update aims to prioritize liquidity and market participation after the team acknowledged that the previous creator-focused model had weakened sustained trading and price discovery.

Alexander Zdravkov

Nasdaq and CME Combine Digital Asset Benchmarks Into Nasdaq-CME Crypto Index

Nasdaq and CME Group have consolidated their separate crypto benchmarks into a single Nasdaq-CME Crypto Index aimed at institutional investors. The index evolves from the former Nasdaq Crypto Index and currently tracks a diversified basket of assets including Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP, Solana, Chainlink, Cardano and Avalanche. By focusing on broad market exposure instead of single tokens, the new benchmark is designed to support the next phase of index-based crypto products such as ETFs and structured instruments.