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↓1.5% - the price barely blinked.

Solana’s new crypto-to-cash service is live, but the price barely blinked.

MoneyGram just expanded its reach on Solana, letting apps tap into its global network to move between crypto and fiat.
The news is out, but $SOL ’s 24-hour price is down 0.95%, trading near $74.97.

The question now: is this the start of a shift, or just another footnote?

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Not financial advice. DYOR.

📌 Hotspot Watch · #270 · #CryptoTrends #CryptoSighted $SOL

Unfurl the last 30 days of $CASHCAT—what’s most worth discussing isn’t the price, but the shape of its volume. That huge $147M candle on July 9 declared the peak of the $0.20 phase; afterward, volume steadily faded, shrinking to a little over $4M by August 2—that was the moment this coin came closest to being forgotten. The turning point was around August 5: volume and price rose together, pulling the price back from the $0.04 range to above $0.10, and it doubled in 7 days. But what made me pause is the last 24 hours: volume has suddenly dropped to $19.64M, yet the price is still clinging around $0.097. This doesn’t look like a healthy trend—more like the first handoff test after a push.

A $95.73M market cap puts it at #270. The market is still willing to give it a front-row spot in the meme space, but overhead there’s a wall of trapped supply from July at $0.15–$0.20, and it’s still 57% away from the ATH. Going forward, watch just two numbers: can volume reclaim $40M, and can the price hold $0.088? If either one is missing, this move looks more like an oversold bounce than the start of a new narrative.

So I want to ask: have you seen any signs lately of capital in the cat track moving from other chains or pools into $CASHCAT? Just looking at this chart, I can’t tell—on-chain or exchange fund clues in your hands may give signals earlier than the candlesticks.