According to external sources, there has been a rebound in Solana in recent days, which has been linked by the market to a new forecast market product. The product, known as World, is based on Solana, has been connected to the Phantom wallet and is supported by a prophet machine using Chainlink.
SOL grew almost 16% a week.
According to CoinGecko, cited in the text, SOL has risen by nearly 5 per cent over the past 24 hours, by 15.8 per cent over 7 days and by more than 8 per cent over 14 days.
At the same time, there was a general resurgence of mainstream encryption assets. Bitcoin is back on the line for $60,000 and continues to approach $61,000. According to the article, SOL's rebound did not occur alone, but was in the midst of a broader market repair round.
World is on the line.
The article mentions that World's online connection may bring additional attention to Solana. The relatively low entry threshold for users due to the direct embedding of the product into the Phantom wallet also makes it easier for the market to view it as a new act of the Solana ecology.
However, the increase was not attributable solely to the single product. The article argues that macro-liquidation changes are also contributing to the warming of high-risk assets and that markets, including encrypted currencies, are benefiting.
Inflation and interest rates are still under pressure
According to the article, the United States currency supply is growing at the fastest rate in almost five years, meaning that liquidity is re-entering the system. In the case of encrypted assets, this usually facilitates a return to risk preferences.
But on the other hand, inflation in the United States rose to 4.2 per cent in May 2026. Against this background, the Fed announced that interest rates would remain unchanged. The market also expects that further interest rates may increase twice during the year. If interest rates continue to rise, they may hedge current liquidity improvements and the rebound of risk assets may also be under downward pressure.
The article also mentions that the market still questions the possibility of a peace agreement between the United States and Iran. If the conflict in the Middle East escalates again, oil prices are likely to rise again and further increase inflation. In this case, both SOL and the wider encryption market may be under pressure.