VanEck predicts that Solana will reach a new record: Targeting $520 in 2025

Investment giant VanEck has released an in-depth report forecasting that Solana (SOL) could reach $520 by the end of 2025. The report highlights the growth potential of smart contract platforms and the increasing M2 money supply, indicating expanding economies and growing investor interest that could significantly boost Solana's market capitalization. The M2 money supply and investor sentiment are increasing The money supply M2, including cash, demand deposits, savings accounts, and other liquid assets, is currently at $21.5 trillion in the United States. According to VanEck, this number could increase to $22.3 trillion by 2025 due to lower interest rates and expansionary monetary policies. Such financial conditions could enhance investor confidence, especially in the technology and finance sectors. With higher market liquidity, the demand for smart contract platforms is expected to increase, positioning Solana as a leading blockchain ecosystem. VanEck emphasizes that these factors may directly impact the price trajectory of Solana. The market share of Solana is expanding The smart contract sector is predicted to grow by 43%, reaching a total market value of $1.1 trillion by 2025. Currently, Solana holds about 15% of this market, and VanEck predicts this figure could increase to 22% within two years. Solana's growth is driven by increasing developer activity, volume of decentralized exchange trading (DEX), user adoption, and revenue streams. Reports estimate Solana's market capitalization could reach $250 billion, pushing SOL's price to $520. The development of regulations and the benefits of organizations Changes in regulations in the United States also play an important role. VanEck has filed an application for an investment fund based on Solana, which is currently under review by the SEC (Securities and Exchange Commission). Although previous applications have been rejected, recent approvals, such as Grayscale's filing, indicate that the regulatory landscape is changing. The SEC's decision on VanEck's proposal is expected to be made in October, potentially opening the door to new cryptocurrency investment products in the market.