Solana’s SOL token climbed to a level not seen in more than 30 days, briefly trading around $83, and the move is drawing attention because it doesn’t look like a simple altcoin sympathy rally. Instead, market data points to a mix of rising tokenized-asset activity on Solana, renewed memecoin momentum, and improving flows tied to stablecoin liquidity. The question now for traders is whether this renewed bid can push SOL back through the $90 area—or whether the market is already cooling off as leverage comes off the table. Recent derivative and on-chain indicators suggest enthusiasm may be more selective than it was earlier in the week. Key takeaways SOL hit a 30-day high near $83, showing signs of decoupling from the broader altcoin market’s weakness. Tokenized trading activity on Solana accelerated as cumulative tokenized stock transfers surpassed $10 billion around June 23. Memecoins and prediction-market activity boosted short-term attention, but leveraged positioning cooled qu...
Belgian authorities have arrested a 19-year-old man they say was a central figure in a European phishing and money-laundering operation that netted more than €500,000 by targeting victims with fake government emails and phone calls. The suspected scheme relied on remote-access software to carry out fraud, and investigators say cryptocurrencies were used to move and launder the proceeds. According to a Federal Judicial Police report cited by Belgian law enforcement, the arrest took place in Antwerp at an Airbnb, where a second suspect was also found. The investigation began in March 2026, when regional authorities escalated phishing as a priority. Key takeaways Belgian police say the suspected phishing crew used fake government communications to trick victims into installing remote-access software. The operation allegedly involved money mules and cash carriers before converting proceeds into cryptocurrencies. Investigators characterize crypto as serving multiple roles in phishing—...