According to the latest report by investment firm RockawayX, the price of Solana (SOL) could climb to $6,000 in the long run, driven by the expansion of digital financial markets and tokenized assets. In the short term, analysts see potential up to $900, and in the medium term up to $2,000, assuming tokenized assets grow to $19 trillion by 2033. Currently, Solana trades around $200.
Solana already processes more than 100 million transactions daily — more than all other blockchains combined — and has positioned itself as a key infrastructure for tokenizing real-world assets. Among notable projects built on Solana are Parcl (real estate), xStocks (tokenized stocks), and stablecoins with a combined value exceeding $15 billion. Major corporations such as Visa, PayPal, BlackRock, Société Générale, and Franklin Templeton are also building on the network.
To reach $6,000, Solana’s market capitalization would need to rise to nearly $1.2 trillion — more than double the current value of Ethereum. Analysts estimate that the total amount of tokenized assets on Solana would need to range between $10–15 trillion, roughly equal to or exceeding the total assets managed by BlackRock, the world’s largest asset manager (currently around $12 trillion).
RockawayX is an early investor in Solana and operates its own network infrastructure, including validators and a $125 million fund dedicated to the ecosystem.
Solana has solidified its position as one of the leading players in the crypto industry, serving as a foundation for fast and cost-efficient blockchain applications. However, the network remains vulnerable to outages and speculative overheating — a delicate balance between real-world adoption and market hype that will likely determine the project’s long-term success.