After Solana announced an agreement with Toss Bank, an Internet bank in Korea, SOL continued to rise for almost two weeks. The market focus falls on the new landings of the payment and settlement scene, on the one hand, and on the other, it is also observing whether this round of rebound will continue under macroeconomic pressure.

Toss Bank will use Solana for cross-border operations.

According to reports, Toss Bank plans to use the Solana block chain for global remittances and settlements. The bank is the Korean Internet Bank, with about 15 million customers. This means that Solana gained a new institutional application in the cross-border payment scene.

It was mentioned that in recent years, Solana has continued to emphasize the advantages of high throughput and low handling fees, which are also an important selling point for its entry into the trading and payment scene. The use of Solana in real financial operations is expected to expand further if cooperation proceeds as planned.

SOL has been rebounding for two weeks, and the market has been stable.

CoinGecko data show that SOL has increased 1.2 per cent over the past 24 hours, 4.2 per cent over the past 7 days and 13.7 per cent over the past 14 days. Earlier this month, SOL fell to the vicinity of $60 and gradually recovered.

  • SOL 24 Hour Increase: 1.2%
  • SOL 7 Day Increase: 4.2%
  • SOL 14 Day Increase: 13.7%

At the same stage, bitcoin also rebounded from its low level during the month. According to the report, at one point the BTC had returned to the vicinity of $60,000 and then repositioned on $64,000. Market warming provided an external support for SOL, while bank cooperative news reinforced its short-line rebound.

Inflation and geo-situation remain inhibitors

However, the report also cautions that this round is not necessarily solid. In the United States in May 2026, the CPI rose to 4.2 per cent in comparison to that of the United States, which was higher than some market expectations, making it more difficult for the Federal Reserve to relax its position to maintain interest rates unchanged. High-interest-rate environments often suppress the performance of high-risk assets, including encrypted assets.

In addition, the uncertainty of the situation in the Middle East is considered a potential disturbance. If regional tensions push up energy prices again, inflationary pressures may rise further, affecting market willingness to allocate risk assets. Against this background, the continuation of the SOL follow-up rebound remains dependent on the continued repair of overall market risk preferences.