Solana
Solana Down 11.7 Percent in 2026 but Remains Heaviest Sufferer From All-Time High
While Solana has limited its 2026 calendar losses to 11.7%, it remains 62.7% below its historical high due to late 2025 weakness.
Solana has decreased by 11.7% in 2026, moving from $124 at the end of 2025 to $109. This places its year-to-date performance second only to Bitcoin's 5.3% drop to $82,965, while outperforming Ethereum's 15.7% decline to $2,501 and XRP's 23.9% drop to $1.39.
However, measuring performance from historical peaks reveals a different picture. Solana sits 62.7% below its all-time high, ranking last among the four largest cryptocurrencies. In comparison, Bitcoin is down 34.2%, Ethereum is down 49.5%, and XRP is down 61.8% from their respective record levels.
The divergence between metrics occurs because Solana experienced steep declines prior to December 31, 2025. Consequently, its relatively moderate year-to-date decline is measured against an already reduced base.
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