- OpenSea’s revamped OS2 platform now supports Solana (SOL) trading for select beta users, with a wider rollout planned for the coming weeks, marking a key step in their multi-chain strategy.
- OS2’s Solana integration will initially focus on SOL tokens, with NFT support to follow. The platform aims to attract Solana users and developers with its new features and improved UX.
- Technical analysis suggests a bullish outlook for SOL, drawing parallels to Ethereum’s 2021 breakout pattern after an accumulation phase between $120-$130, with a target of $300+.
Solana is now live on OS2, a revamped platform of NFT marketplace OpenSea, for a select group of closed beta users. Access to SOL trading will reach more users in the coming weeks, indicating a phased implementation. OpenSea hailed the integration, calling it a significant step in OS2’s “multi-chain journey,’ signifying its commitment to supporting various blockchain ecosystems.
According to the official post, OS2 will initially onboard only SOL tokens for trading purposes and will extend support to Solana-based non-fungible tokens (NFTs) at a later stage. Those who are interested in gaining early access to trading on OS2 are invited to reply with their SOL wallet address.
Launched on February 13, 2025, the new platform brings updated core functionality, features like access to fungible token swaps via integrated liquidity aggregators, new chains along with cross-chain purchasing, aggregated marketplace listings to help users source the best prices, live data & analytics, etc.
Besides that, OS2 aims for a better user experience that promises homepage redesign, faster navigation, a wallet sidebar, and real-time notifications.
Solana Follows Ethereum’s 2021 Pattern
OS2’s expansion to the blockchain aims at attracting SOL users and developers. Following the announcement, the SOL community has warmly welcomed this development, noting, ‘Love to see more support built for the blockchain. This brings us to take a close look at SOL’s price action, considering the improved market sentiment post-tariff easing.
Source: BitBull
On the price front, SOL’s current setup ($131) is looking strikingly similar to Ethereum’s price action in 2021. Similar to Ethereum’s run in 2021, Solana is setting up for a massive move in 2025. In 2021, the largest altcoin followed a clear accumulation and breakout pattern.
Experts believe $SOL is now mirroring a similar pattern on the CME Futures chart. They also identified $120–$130 as the accumulation zone for the token and projected a target price of over $300, advising against “fading the setup” (i.e., not betting against this potential bullish scenario).