The crypto market is once again proving its resilience, with Solana (SOL) leading the charge. SOL has surged nearly 29% in the past 72 hours, reclaiming the $222.45 level and pushing its market capitalization above $110 billion. With trading volume surpassing $9.5 billion, Solana continues to show strong momentum heading into September. Meanwhile, Bitcoin (BTC) […]The crypto market is once again proving its resilience, with Solana (SOL) leading the charge. SOL has surged nearly 29% in the past 72 hours, reclaiming the $222.45 level and pushing its market capitalization above $110 billion. With trading volume surpassing $9.5 billion, Solana continues to show strong momentum heading into September. Meanwhile, Bitcoin (BTC) […]

Solana Surges Nearly 29% to $222; Is ConstructKoin (CTK) the Dark Horse of This Altseason?

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The crypto market is once again proving its resilience, with Solana (SOL) leading the charge. SOL has surged nearly 29% in the past 72 hours, reclaiming the $222.45 level and pushing its market capitalization above $110 billion. With trading volume surpassing $9.5 billion, Solana continues to show strong momentum heading into September.

Meanwhile, Bitcoin (BTC) consolidates above $111,000, while Ethereum (ETH) holds near $4,602. Other majors like BNB and XRP are also showing gains, adding to the sense that a new phase of altseason may be underway.

But while Solana’s rally dominates headlines, analysts are pointing to an unexpected contender for breakout growth — ConstructKoin (CTK), which has just launched its presale.


Solana’s Market Momentum

Solana’s recovery in 2025 has been remarkable. After weathering past network issues, the project has re-established itself as a top Layer-1, favored by developers for its high throughput and low fees. Analysts highlight $210–$220 as the next resistance zone, while $198 serves as near-term support.

Source: TradingView

Despite this strength, Solana’s valuation means that most investors see it as a steady growth play rather than a moonshot candidate. For those chasing higher convexity, attention is shifting toward smaller-cap presale projects.


ConstructKoin (CTK) Emerges as a Dark Horse

ConstructKoin (CTK) is positioning itself as a standout contender in 2025 by focusing on real-world asset (RWA) tokenization. Unlike Solana, which competes in the Layer-1 space, CTK introduces a fresh model: bringing the global real estate sector to blockchain.

Its presale is designed with 10 phases, gradually raising token value from $0.01 to $1, with a fundraising goal of $100 million. This structure provides early investors with asymmetric upside while laying the foundation for large-scale adoption.


Just as Solana disrupted Ethereum’s dominance with scalability and Chainlink solved the oracle challenge, ConstructKoin is targeting one of the largest untapped markets in blockchain — real estate.

By opening up the returns available in secured real estate development finance and property ownership through transparent on-chain financing, CTK could revolutionize how real-world assets are accessed in Web3. Analysts argue that CTK’s early positioning gives it the potential to replicate the kind of exponential growth once seen by SOL and LINK as the CTK protocol is built out. 


Final Thoughts

Solana’s surge above $200 reaffirms its strength as a Layer-1 leader, but for investors looking for the next breakout opportunity, ConstructKoin (CTK) is emerging as a dark horse candidate for 2025.

With a real estate–backed model, structured presale, and growing analyst buzz, CTK could be the project that defines the next stage of crypto adoption — offering both stability and explosive upside.


Name: Construct Koin (CTK)

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