HISTORICAL MARKET SNAPSHOT — Solana traded at $99.85, down 2.09% over 24 hours, in a CoinGecko aggregate captured approximately 09:57 UTC on 13 September 2026.

Solana facts preserved from publication

  • Latest aggregate price: $99.85
  • 24-hour change: down 2.09%
  • Snapshot time: approximately 09:57 UTC on 13 September 2026
  • Coinbase cross-check: $99.80 at approximately 09:59 UTC

What this dated Solana record means

Solana traded continuously across venues, so the reported percentage was a rolling window rather than an exchange closing return. Venue spread, order size and update latency could produce another executable price. A market archive gains credibility when Solana observations are not overwritten. Readers can follow the sequence and judge later claims against the preserved earlier record.

Why the observation mattered

Solana is widely followed in digital-asset markets, but a short-term price move is not evidence of future performance and is not a recommendation. When another Solana page reports a different number, the difference may reflect real movement, a changed expiry or a new rolling baseline. The two timestamps define the comparison.

What readers were watching

Trading around $100, network-status updates, decentralised-application activity, exchange liquidity, derivatives positioning and performance relative to Bitcoin and Ether. CapKet treats Solana direction and magnitude as separate facts from market narrative. Any causal claim needs its own primary evidence and matching time window.

Solana timeline placement

The preceding Solana entry was Solana edges up 0.16% to $101.90 over 24 hours. The following Solana entry was Solana trades near $100.91 after a 0.60% 24-hour fall.

Sources and reconstruction method

This Solana reconstruction uses the existing headline, fact list and source metadata. The relevant snapshot is 2026-09-13T09:57:40Z; later market data has not been blended into the earlier report.

Historical-data and risk note: This Solana report contains no trading instruction. The cited sources control their data, delay policies and corrections, while CapKet preserves the publication record.