Arthur Cheong, a leading figure in the cryptocurrency market and founder of DeFiance Capital, has expressed his unwavering confidence in Solana 
$171. He revealed that he has no intentions of selling his Solana tokens and believes that market dynamics could lead to a substantial price increase. Cheong’s interest in Solana has intensified, particularly through significant OTC acquisitions.
Strengthening Expectations for Solana’s Price Surge
Despite purchasing Solana tokens at $64, Cheong has no short-term selling plans. He anticipates a notable price increase within the next three months, especially with the introduction of Solana futures, which could trigger short position squeezes resulting in sudden price rises.
Market analysts suggest that such squeezes could enhance liquidity in the cryptocurrency market. Current data indicates that major investors are gravitating towards robust ecosystems like Solana, which may support an upward trend. Investors are encouraged to reassess their expectations regarding Solana’s future price movements.
Liquidity Decline and Market Trends Draw Attention
Cheong emphasizes a significant decline in market liquidity recently. However, he believes that any shift in market sentiment could lead to an influx of liquidity and capital, pushing prices higher. This scenario is regarded as a positive development for Solana and its associated projects.
Notably, Jupiter, a decentralized exchange aggregator, stands out as one of the largest projects in the Solana ecosystem. According to DefiLlama data, Jupiter ranks second in terms of total value locked, following the re-staking protocol Jito. The growth of such platforms could further solidify Solana’s market position.
Meanwhile, it is observed that cryptocurrencies other than Bitcoin 
$107,547 have experienced value losses of up to 40% over the past two months. However, since the beginning of 2024, the supply of stablecoins has increased by approximately $100 billion. This expansion in the stablecoin market may significantly influence future price movements.
