Solana CME Futures Volume Hits Record 1.75M Contracts
Highlights
- Solana futures on CME hit 1.75M contracts, hinting at institutional demand.
- Trading volume surge shows renewed confidence as SOL rebounds toward $145.
- Solana joins Bitcoin, Ethereum in attracting major institutional futures trading interest.
Solana’s futures market just broke a major record. On June 24, 2025, trading volume for Solana (SOL) futures on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) reached 1.75 million contracts. This is the highest level ever recorded for SOL futures.
Institutional Interest Grows as Solana Futures Volume Hits New Peak
The surge in volume suggests more institutions are becoming involved with Solana. Large trading volumes often reflect interest from hedge funds, asset managers, and professional traders. Unlike smaller exchanges, CME’s contracts are designed to attract big players who manage large amounts of money.
The rise in futures trading also shows growing confidence in Solana’s future. The spike happened as Solana price climbed back toward $145. It is up 3.8% in the last 24 hours, according to CoinGape data.
Over recent weeks, the price had fluctuated but now shows strong signs of recovery. As the price rebounded, trading activity in the futures market increased sharply. This suggests that investors appeared eager to position themselves for the next move.
When prices rise along with futures volume, it often means traders are positioning for more upside. However, futures can also reflect hedging activity, where traders try to protect against possible losses.
Source: X (@glassnode)
Record Futures Volume Marks SOL’s Entry into Institutional Spotlight
The chart from Glassnode shows a clear jump in both price and futures activity in June. Earlier in the month, trading volumes were lower even as prices fluctuated. But as the price neared $145, activity surged, hitting the 1.75 million contract record.
This kind of activity can affect the broader market. When futures volume rises sharply, it can lead to higher price swings. That’s because leveraged positions amplify gains and losses. If the market moves too quickly, some traders may be forced to close positions, creating sudden price moves.
Still, the record-setting volume highlights Solana’s growing role in the crypto ecosystem. A year ago, such levels of institutional involvement seemed unlikely for Solana. Now, it stands alongside major assets like Bitcoin and Ethereum in attracting significant futures interest.
Solana’s sharp rise in futures volume shows how fast crypto markets are evolving. Institutional investors are paying attention, and their growing involvement is shaping the future of digital assets.
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