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The crypto market cap in July surged to $3.96 trillion in July 2025, but August has begun on a muted note, with a slight dip in momentum pulling the market cap to $3.69 trillion, as of August 2nd of writing. With the dip, top cryptocurrencies like BNB, Solana (SOL), and Tron (TRX) also shed some gains but still show promising price action, fueled by strong fundamentals and bullish sentiment for August.
BNB Price Prediction for August 2025
Binance token (BNB) has seen a massive rally recently, surpassing Solana (SOL) in market cap, currently trading around $752.01, ranking fifth by market cap at $104.91 billion.
July 2025 saw BNB hit a new all-time high, driven by a surge in daily transactions and increased DEX volume. The current retreat from ATH hints at a programmed retest of a support near the 50-day EMA band, where it meets demand for another leg up going for $900 in August.
This short-term target has higher odds as the price structure of the Binance token (BNB) is confirming a multi-month rising channel.
Forecasts suggest BNB could reach a potential high of $1,290.51 in a strong bull run, if it flips $900 and attains a breakout of the ascending wedge.
Solana (SOL) Price Prediction for August 2025
Solana price has retreated from its July highs of $205 as on-chain metrics revealed declining user activity. Recent data suggests momentum is fading because daily active addresses on Solana have dropped, and DeFi TVL has also pulled back. The decline in network metrics coincides with the SOL price retreat from July highs.
Currently, Solana (SOL) is trading near $164 support zone, which has a history of pumping bullish demand into the asset. This level also aligns with 120 days of ascending dynamic trendline support and showcases a possibility that in August $205 could be revisited in order to reach $238 to $258 support range.
The future optimism could be driven by Solana’s DeFi ecosystem’s rise and potential ETF approval of the remaining AUMs.
But, losing this support would push its price to retest $144, and even $120 support could be revisited.
Tron (TRX) Price Prediction for August 2025
Tron (TRX), priced at $0.3276 when writing and remains a steady player despite modest gains in July. Its focus on decentralized content, low-cost transactions continues to attract developers, and reverse merger success has boosted it.
Overall, to explain Tron in three words is “fundamentals are rising”, as a result, the charts continue to trend favourably, with billions in USDT flowing onto its network.
Now, investors and even swing traders are eyeing the $0.45 level as the next step toward a potential run to $1, as TRX observation in 2025 shows a parabolic arc formation and multi-month formation since H2 of 2024, showing an ascending wedge. These patterns confirm the optimism that the next move is coming soon.
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