Voici à combien s'élèverait le prix de Solana s'il atteignait la capitalisation boursière maximale d'Ethereum

bitcoinistPublished on 2026-03-12Last updated on 2026-03-12

Abstract

Le prix de Solana (SOL) a connu une reprise spectaculaire, passant de moins de 10 $ en 2022 à près de 300 $ en 2025, ce qui a alimenté les spéculations sur un possible "flippening" avec Ethereum. Actuellement, la capitalisation boursière d'Ethereum atteint un sommet historique de 583 milliards de dollars, contre 160 milliards pour Solana. Pour atteindre ce niveau, le SOL devrait voir son prix monter à 1 022 $, soit une augmentation de 1 178 % par rapport à son cours actuel. Bien que Solana ait dépassé Ethereum en nombre d'utilisateurs d'actifs réels (RWA), avec 155 000 contre 153 000, Ethereum domine toujours en volume, avec 15,5 milliards de dollars d'actifs contre 1,7 milliard pour Solana. Actuellement, la capitalisation d'Ethereum s'élève à 246 milliards de dollars, tandis que celle de Solana est de 49 milliards, ce qui place SOL au septième rang des cryptomonnaies.

Après l'incroyable rebond du prix de Solana, passant de moins de 10 $ en 2022 à près de 300 $ d'ici 2025, il a été présenté comme un possible successeur d'Ethereum, la deuxième plus grande cryptomonnaie par capitalisation boursière. Cela a été encore alimenté par le fait qu'une majorité du volume de la finance décentralisée (DeFi) semblait être passée d'Ethereum à Solana avec l'avènement de la saison des meme coins sur SOL.

Ce renversement n'a cependant pas encore eu lieu, le prix de Solana étant retombé sous les 100 $, et Ethereum conservant sa position de deuxième cryptomonnaie. En prenant en compte un possible renversement, ce rapport explore à quel point le prix de Solana pourrait monter s'il devait atteindre la capitalisation boursière maximale historique d'Ethereum.

Le prix de Solana avec la capitalisation boursière maximale d'Ethereum de 583 milliards de dollars

Actuellement, après avoir atteint de nouveaux sommets historiques en 2025, la capitalisation boursière maximale historique d'Ethereum s'élève à 581 milliards de dollars, contre 160 milliards de dollars pour Solana. Compte tenu de cela, SOL devrait dépasser le cap des 581 milliards de dollars de capitalisation boursière pour renverser complètement Ethereum.

En utilisant les données du site MarketCapOf, on peut déterminer à quel niveau le prix de Solana devrait s'élever pour atteindre la capitalisation boursière maximale historique d'Ethereum. Il l'estime à un prix de 1 022 $, soit une augmentation de 1 178 % par rapport au prix actuel. Cela signifie que SOL s'échange actuellement à 0,8 fois le prix d'ETH.

La domination de Solana sur Ethereum s'étend également au-delà de son activité DeFi. En ce qui concerne les Actifs du Monde Réel (RWA), SOL est rapidement devenu une puissance, et a récemment dépassé Ethereum en nombre d'utilisateurs RWA. Il est passé au-dessus de 155 000 utilisateurs, contre 153 000 pour ETH.

Cependant, en termes de volume RWA, ETH reste la chaîne dominante. Selon RWA.xyz, il y a plus de 15,5 milliards de dollars d'Actifs du Monde Réel hébergés sur Ethereum, contre 1,7 milliard de dollars sur la blockchain Solana.

Revenons au présent, SOL est encore loin derrière ETH. Même avec le déclin du marché, ETH affiche toujours une énorme capitalisation boursière de 246 milliards de dollars, contre 49 milliards de dollars pour SOL. Alors qu'ETH est la deuxième cryptomonnaie par capitalisation boursière, SOL est la septième.

Prix du SOL évoluant sous les 90 $ | Source : SOLUSDT sur Tradingview.com

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