supercharges with a new platform that focuses on bringing high-speed data feeds. Amid all this, SOL is seeing price growth as activity spikes to $1.1T.
Recently, DoubleZero revealed that the public beta phase for its Edge platform is now live. This platform is designed to bring ultra-fast on-chain market data to Solana. Meanwhile, the Solana network crossed the $1T mark in a single quarter for the first time. As Q1 of 2026 bringing in $1.1T, the price of SOL reacted positively with small gains in the last few days.
DoubleZero Edge Enters Public Beta
DoubleZero Foundation has launched a public beta version of DoubleZero Edge. This permissionless platform features a high-performance, dedicated fiber network that spans 30 metros globally.
Additionally, Edge uses multicast technology which lets a single data stream be delivered to multiple users with near-zero latency. Every millisecond of latency counts when dealing with blockchain networks like Solana.
The first DoubleZero Edge product launched is an instantaneous feed of ‘shreds’ or raw Solana block data. What early tests showed is that shreds over DoubleZero Edge arrived to traders 28 milliseconds faster than existing shred delivery products. Accessing these shreds faster than the competition is a clear advantage to traders and developers.
Activity Hits $1.1T in Q1 2026 As Price Remains Strong
There were other bullish developments as Solana Daily pointed to the fact that its total economic activity has reached $1.1T in 2026. This is a big milestone since the Solana network has never had a trillion-dollar quarter in the past.
Institutional interest is also growing for Solana as DeFi Development Corp reported holding around 2.22 million SOL tokens in their treasury at the end of March. This accumulation shows that institutional investors are becoming more interested in holding SOL for a longer period.
Amid all this activity, the price of SOL has been seeing upward movement. CoinMarketCap points to SOL soaring from around $83 to over $88 in the past seven days. During that time, it even hit the $90 level before seeing a slight correction. However, this is still over a 5% fall from its 30-day peak of $94.
Technical Indicators Present a Mixed Picture
The technical indicators for SOL are showing a more mixed picture. While momentum has been building, some signals suggest caution in the short term. Investing.com data points to the 14-day RSI indicator for SOL sitting at 56. This suggests that buying pressure is stronger than selling pressure while still not being in the overbought zone (70).
On the other hand, the highs/lows during that period have a value of -0.11, which suggests the price of SOL has been seeing lower-highs or lower-lows. In other words, the immediate price structure could be bearish. This typically happens with a temporary pullback during a larger uptrend. As we mentioned before, SOL dipped from $94 in the past 30 days.
The key for the SOL price would be a clean break above the $90 resistance level. If it manages to do so, it could gain the upward momentum to reach $94 again. Nevertheless, a fall could happen to the support level of $84 if bears gain control.
The Bigger Picture
DoubleZero Edge benefits both Solana and the overall blockchain infrastructure. It could change the speed of trading in the entire market thanks to its ability to bring on-chain data faster than any competitor. For Solana, this development has good long-term implications even if the short-term price action is volatile. Better infrastructure may lead to higher network activity and more interest from institutional investors.