Solana (SOL) to USD converter

Use the calculator above to convert Solana (SOL) into US dollars or another supported fiat currency. The SOL leg follows our live multi-exchange composite; fiat values use dated reference rates and are identified separately.

SOL to USD is the most searched Solana conversion. The rate here is our composite of every dollar-quoted SOL market we track, weighted by volume, rather than one exchange's price.

Enter any amount above, or read the fixed amounts in the tables below. Both update with the live price.

SOL to USD conversion table

USD to SOL conversion table

How is the Solana conversion calculated?

We multiply the entered SOL amount by our current USD composite. For currencies other than USD, that result is multiplied by the displayed USD reference rate. Exchange fees, card charges, spreads and slippage are not included, so an actual buy or sale can settle at a different amount.

SOL the token, not the Peruvian sol

"Sol to USD" is also how people search for the Peruvian currency, the sol. This converter is for Solana's SOL token only. Its value is set by crypto markets and moves by several percent in a day; the Peruvian sol is a national currency with a far more stable exchange rate.

SOL to USD or SOL to USDT: is there a difference?

Usually a fraction of a cent per dollar. Most SOL volume trades against the stablecoins USDT and USDC rather than actual dollars. Our composite includes USD and the dollar stablecoins we track, so a stablecoin losing its peg would appear as cross-venue spread instead of quietly moving the rate.

What affects the SOL to USD rate

Supply and demand across the exchanges, and above all Bitcoin. In our hourly composite SOL moved with Bitcoin at a correlation of about 0.84 and about 1.6 times as far.

The 24-hour high, low and change above show how far the rate has moved today. The gap between exchanges shows how much the venues disagree right now.

What you actually receive when you sell SOL for dollars

The converter shows market value. What reaches your bank is that value minus the trading fee, any fiat withdrawal fee, and slippage on a large order.

Worked example: selling 10 SOL at $120 is worth $1,200. A 0.1 percent spot fee takes $1.20, leaving $1,198.80 before withdrawal charges. In our measurement SOL prices differed between exchanges by about 0.036 percent, so the fee usually matters more than which venue you pick.

How much is 1 SOL worth?

One SOL is currently worth $97.20 on our composite. The value and both conversion tables update after the page loads when fresh composite prices arrive.