Robinhood’s new SOL-mate goes shopping in search of liquidity

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A lot of cryptocurrencies might think they’re too cool for the centralized crowd, but a little mainstream acceptance can be nice, and four crypto assets discovered just that as they were listed on the trading platform Robinhood. These were Shiba Inu [SHIB], Solana [SOL], Polygon [MATIC], and Compound [COMP].

— Santiment (@santimentfeed) April 12, 2022

Of the four, Solana had the highest market cap ranking, so let’s see how SOL’s price dealt with its brush with fame.

Like most of the top 10 assets, SOL was hit hard by the market’s recent dive into red territory. At press time, SOL was changing hands at $104.17, having lost 17.30% of its value in the past week. However, the coin was up by 1.17% in the past 24 hours. So, exactly what kind of volatility can investors expect from here on?

First thing’s first. Santiment data showed that Solana’s trade volume did not see any significant change after the Robinhood listing. In fact, there was a slight downtrend at the time of writing.

Source: Santiment

However, Trading View revealed something interesting about the asset’s volatility. The Relative Volatility Index [RVI] clocked in at above 50, which indicates that potential volatility could take the asset’s price upwards. This is a bullish sign.

Source: Trading View

On the other hand, the historical volatility indicator was pointing downwards. Though this hints at lessened risk, bulls might not want to be