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MSOL this week: +2% in seven days, 149,556 holders

Marinade staked SOL (mSOL) closed the week at $147.16 (+2.2% in 7 days, +39.0% in 30). What the chain says about holders, flows, funding and safety, with sources.

· By ZIPMEX · 2 min read

Marinade staked SOL (mSOL) (MSOL) trades at $147.16 on September 7, 2026: -1.8% over 24 hours, +2.2% over seven days and +39.0% over thirty. That leaves it 60% below the all-time high of $363.77 set on 2025-01-19. Here is what the chain, the DEX pools and the perps market say about the week, with every number sourced.

The numbers

Price$147.16
24 hours-1.8%
7 days+2.2%
30 days+39.0%
Market cap$241.7M
24h volume (all venues)$3.8M
24h volume (Solana DEX)$4.8M
DEX liquidity$241.69M
Holders149,556

What the chain says

149,556 wallets hold MSOL, +0.00% more than a day ago. On Solana DEXs the last 24 hours saw 28,831 buys against 25,710 sells from 3,623 traders, with +597 net new buyers. Buy volume was $1.7M and sell volume $3.0M, a 0.57 buy-to-sell ratio. Jupiter's organic score, which separates real traders from bots, sits at 90 out of 100 (high).

Security check

Nothing changed in the on-chain passport this week: mint authority active, freeze authority revoked, the creator wallet holds 0.00% of supply and the top ten wallets hold 28.1%, exchanges included. The full eight-point check lives on the MSOL page.

Levels from the last seven days

The seven-day high was $150.13 on 2026-09-06 and the low $136.84 on 2026-09-02, a 10% range. Reclaiming the all-time high would take a 2.5x from here. We do not publish price predictions; these are the levels the market actually printed.

Method and sources

Snapshot taken 2026-09-07 14:25 UTC. Price, supply, holders and DEX flows: Jupiter and Solana on-chain data. Perps: ZIPMEX Perps public market data. Volume across all venues and all-time high: aggregated market data. This digest is generated from those feeds and reviewed by ZIPMEX Research; numbers on the MSOL landing refresh every minute.

Crypto assets are volatile and you can lose your capital. Nothing here is investment advice.

Updated on Sep 7, 2026