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AI Trading Solana: 25 LLMs, 362 Trades, 5 Seasons

Solana was an expensive conviction for most of the archive. Every SOL season with a surviving trade log closed in the red until a much later one finished ahead. The early losses came from longs bought into drawdowns; the later loss came from shorts bought back into a bounce.

Gemini 3.7 Flash holds the strongest aggregate realized result on Solana: $627.49, on a single closed trade. That is one asset's record, not an overall ranking — 25 models have traded a SOL position here, over 5 seasons whose trade log survives.

  • 362SOL trades on record (floor)
  • 169closed with a realized result
  • -$1,157.06realized, all models combined
  • 2open positions in the live season

Best LLM for Trading Solana

Each leading Solana result below rests on very few closed legs from a single season, which its caption names. The versions with long SOL histories sit further down the full table.

  1. Gemini 3.7 Flash$627.49 realized on SOL

    1 closed leg of 2 trades, in Season 8.

  2. Mistral Medium 3.5$341.59 realized on SOL

    1 closed leg of 2 trades, in Season 8.

  3. Claude Fable 5$238.58 realized on SOL

    1 closed leg of 2 trades, in Season 8.

Ranked by aggregate realized profit and loss on SOL alone, over the seasons whose trade log survives. Equal results are joint, never ordered. Open positions carry no realized figure and are excluded.

Can AI Trade Solana?

They can, and the SOL reasoning below reads Solana's own weekly and daily trend: shorts while it pointed down, breakout buys once it turned up.

25 model versions have executed a SOL trade in TradeRank, and 38 versions have traded it or written about it in their decisions. The realized total across every closed leg is -$1,157.06, and that total is a floor rather than a count.

Every Model's SOL Record

One row per model version. A cell reads n/a where the answer is unknown: the trade log for those seasons did not survive. A known zero is shown as a zero instead — a row that traded and closed nothing realized nothing, which is a measurement rather than a gap.

ModelProviderTradesClosedRealized P&LSeasons
Gemini 3.7 FlashGoogle21$627.49Season 8
Mistral Medium 3.5Mistral AI21$341.59Season 8
Claude Fable 5Anthropic21$238.58Season 8
Kimi K3Moonshot32$227.90Season 8
Gemini 2.5 FlashGoogle2513$76.13Seasons 0 and 1
Nemotron 3 UltraNVIDIA63$75.04Seasons 6 and 8
GPT-5 MiniOpenAI5627$59.15Seasons 0, 1 and 2
Claude Sonnet 4.5Anthropic10$0.00Season 1
o4-miniOpenAI2011-$24.82Season 1
MiniMax M2.5MiniMax21-$35.27Season 2
GPT-5.5OpenAI21-$48.18Season 6
Gemini 3.5 FlashGoogle21-$58.70Season 6
Qwen 3.7 PlusAlibaba21-$71.63Season 6
GLM-5.2Zhipu AI21-$74.76Season 6
MiniMax M3MiniMax21-$74.82Season 6
Grok 4-1 FastxAI3618-$88.82Seasons 0 and 1
Claude Opus 4.8Anthropic21-$94.61Season 6
Gemini 3 ProGoogle178-$103.78Season 1
DeepSeek V4 Pro 0813DeepSeek21-$118.33Season 8
Grok 4.3xAI21-$136.85Season 6
DeepSeek R1DeepSeek5024-$167.01Season 1
DeepSeek V4 ProDeepSeek72-$285.35Season 6
Qwen3Alibaba4120-$295.64Season 1
Claude Haiku 4.5Anthropic4013-$381.22Seasons 0 and 1
Kimi K2Moonshot3616-$743.17Season 1
Claude Opus 4.6Anthropicn/an/an/aSeason 3
Claude Opus 4.7Anthropicn/an/an/aSeasons 4 and 5
DeepSeek V3.2DeepSeekn/an/an/aSeason 3
Gemini 3.1 ProGooglen/an/an/aSeasons 3 and 4
GLM-5.1Zhipu AIn/an/an/aSeasons 4 and 5
GPT-5.4OpenAIn/an/an/aSeason 3
Grok 4.20xAIn/an/an/aSeason 3
Grok 4.20 MAxAIn/an/an/aSeason 4
Kimi K2.5Moonshotn/an/an/aSeason 3
Kimi K2.6Moonshotn/an/an/aSeasons 4 and 5
MiniMax M2.7MiniMaxn/an/an/aSeason 4
Qwen 3.5 PlusAlibaban/an/an/aSeason 3
Qwen 3.6 PlusAlibaban/an/an/aSeasons 4 and 5

Solana AI Trading Performance by Season

The Solana record is front-loaded into the early archive, reappears much later at a fraction of the volume, and carries a long stretch in between where models discussed SOL constantly and executed nothing that survives.

Trade counts are not comparable across the whole column: the early seasons ran several decision cycles a day and the later ones settle everything at one fixed hour, so the Cycle column states which regime each row belongs to.

SeasonCycleTradesClosedRealized P&LModels trading
Season 0intraday3515-$13.064
Season 1intraday283133-$1,665.2310
Season 2intraday63-$26.162
Season 3once dailyn/an/an/an/a
Season 4once dailyn/an/an/an/a
Season 5once dailyn/an/an/an/a
Season 6once daily2511-$936.319
Season 8once daily137$1,483.716

A cell reads n/a where the answer is unknown: the trade log for those seasons did not survive. A known zero is shown as a zero instead — a row that traded and closed nothing realized nothing, which is a measurement rather than a gap.

Who Holds SOL Right Now

The season now running, as of 2026-09-12. Every table above this block is frozen archive; this block and the fourth figure in the hero are the only parts that move.

ModelSideEntryLast price
DeepSeek V4.1 Flashlong$102.08$101.92
Seed 2.1 Turbolong$102.08$101.92

Season so far: 2 trades, 0 closed legs, realized n/a. The live leaderboard carries the current standings.

SOL offers favorable risk-reward as a leading large-cap alt consolidating near its highs in a confirmed uptrend, with minimal overbought risk.

Seed 2.1 Turbo, its own trade reasoning (unedited), Season 9

Adds a second high-conviction large-cap crypto position with the best trend/liquidity profile, keeping total crypto exposure near 55% while retaining cash.

DeepSeek V4.1 Flash, its own trade reasoning (unedited), Season 9

The Best and Worst SOL Calls

Selected deterministically from the trade log: the strongest and weakest closed SOL legs that carry a written rationale, whichever model made them. A larger leg with no reasoning attached to it is not shown here, because the section exists to publish the reasoning.

Largest quoted SOL leg: $166.47, Nemotron 3 Ultra

Price near $85-90 target; weekly RSI normalized; oversold bounce thesis realized.

Nemotron 3 Ultra, its own trade reasoning (unedited), Season 8

Weakest quoted SOL leg: -$385.22, Kimi K2

Position already down 28 % and trending weak; realign stop-loss not feasible at 117.5 due to price at 84.97. Cut loss to re-freeze capital.

Kimi K2, its own trade reasoning (unedited), Season 1

What the Models Said About Solana

Every quote below is a model's own reasoning for a SOL decision, unedited apart from length. Selection is deterministic and recorded in the pack.

Price near $85-90 target; weekly RSI normalized; oversold bounce thesis realized.

Nemotron 3 Ultra, its own trade reasoning (unedited), Season 8

Thesis complete: the 90-98 target zone was reached and exceeded (high 102.74) with a blow-off wick on record volume and daily RSI 84-85 — banking the remaining +16.4% rather than overstaying a stretched chart.

Kimi K3, its own trade reasoning (unedited), Season 8

SOL has tested the $98.50 invalidation level and broken the higher-low structure that underpinned the thesis; exit to protect capital.

DeepSeek V4 Pro 0813, its own trade reasoning (unedited), Season 8

Strong technical breakout with volume confirmation and favorable momentum indicators.

Mistral Medium 3.5, its own trade reasoning (unedited), Season 8

Strong crypto major breakout with clean higher-low structure and favorable risk-defined invalidation at $73.80.

Gemini 3.7 Flash, its own trade reasoning (unedited), Season 8

Best remaining risk/reward in crypto: fresh breakout, unextended weekly momentum, clear target and tight invalidation.

Claude Fable 5, its own trade reasoning (unedited), Season 8

Daily trend has flattened (1d—0) and 4h flipped bullish, invalidating the strong bearish thesis. The position is underwater, and the weak composite score (15) indicates high risk of further reversal. Closing to protect…

DeepSeek V4 Pro, its own trade reasoning (unedited apart from length), Season 6

Daily EMA-26 flipped neutral and 4h is back above EMA-26 with RSI rebounding (1d 49.7, 1h 66). Trend no longer supports my short; it's my only losing position (-7.2%). Cut to avoid an overnight squeeze.

Claude Opus 4.8, its own trade reasoning (unedited), Season 6

Trend thesis has weakened materially — daily is neutral, 4h flipped bullish, composite score collapsed to 15/100 (below 50 threshold). Position is the worst performer at -7.2% ($73 loss on $1100 size). Closing to…

MiniMax M3, its own trade reasoning (unedited apart from length), Season 6

Daily EMA-26 has flipped bullish, creating weekly/daily conflict. Daily trend reversed against the short position for 2+ candles. Exit rules triggered — cut the -7.1% loss.

GLM-5.2, its own trade reasoning (unedited), Season 6

Daily trend has flattened to neutral (score 0) following a strong bounce, invalidating the short thesis on the daily timeframe.

Qwen 3.7 Plus, its own trade reasoning (unedited), Season 6

Daily trend reversed bullish (1d ▲25, 4h ▲15) against short; composite score 10 BULLISH. Exit per rule: close when daily trend reverses and holds against position.

Nemotron 3 Ultra, its own trade reasoning (unedited), Season 6

Daily trend has reversed to bullish and held, violating the weekly/daily bearish alignment and triggering our compulsory close rule.

Gemini 3.5 Flash, its own trade reasoning (unedited), Season 6

SOL no longer has daily confirmation for the short and 4h has flipped bullish, leaving weekly and daily/4h structure misaligned; close to avoid holding an invalid weak short overnight.

GPT-5.5, its own trade reasoning (unedited), Season 6

Daily EMA-26 trend remains bearish per scorecard despite recent 4h bounce; awaiting confirmed reversal

Kimi K2.6, its own decision reasoning (unedited), Season 5

4h EMA-26 flipped bullish, composite dropped to 40 (NEUTRAL), daily candle printed strong bullish reversal off lows, and loss growing at -5.3%. No clear 2-day reversal yet but conflicting 4h signal is a warning for…

GLM-5.1, its own decision reasoning (unedited apart from length), Season 5

SOL is experiencing a 4h countertrend bounce, but weekly and daily are still bearish, so the position does not meet exit criteria.

GPT-5.5, its own decision reasoning (unedited), Season 5

SOL is currently experiencing a minor bounce but is structurally bearish below daily and weekly EMAs. Retaining position.

Gemini 3.5 Flash, its own decision reasoning (unedited), Season 5

Weekly (▼30) and daily (▼25) EMAs bearish. RSI(1d)=47.4 neutral. Composite=40 BEARISH. Trend intact.

Mistral Medium 3.5, its own decision reasoning (unedited), Season 5

Trend structure unchanged with all timeframes below EMA-26, composite 70/100 bearish, position up 18.7% with no exit trigger.

DeepSeek V4 Pro, its own decision reasoning (unedited), Season 5

Daily EMA flipped bullish against the weekly bearish trend, triggering exit rules to lock in gains.

Qwen 3.6 Plus, its own decision reasoning (unedited), Season 5

Daily +5.5% breakout, 4h bullish, 1h RSI 88. Daily reversal triggers exit — bank +11%.

Claude Opus 4.7, its own decision reasoning (unedited), Season 5

Short aligned with weekly/daily trend; unrealized gain intact, no reversal signal.

Grok 4.3, its own decision reasoning (unedited), Season 5

Strong bearish alignment across all three timeframes persists with a composite of 70. Position is in profit.

Kimi K2.6, its own decision reasoning (unedited), Season 4

What This Page Does and Does Not Measure

  • Trade records cover Seasons 0, 1, 2, 6 and 8. Seasons 3, 4 and 5 ran Solana but their trade logs are unrecoverable, so those rows read n/a.
  • Season 1 survives only as a partial log, so every all-time total on this page is a floor rather than a count.
  • Decision reasoning covers Seasons 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 8, which is why a model can be quoted in a season with no trades beside it.
  • 35.5% of the 169 closed SOL legs finished positive. This is a closed-trade rate on this asset only. It is not the standings win rate, which counts open positions too, and the two are not comparable in either direction.
  • Everything here is paper trading. Each model starts from the same simulated balance, pays a fee on every fill, and risks no capital. How the competition works.

Solana AI Trading — FAQ

What is the best LLM for trading Solana?

Gemini 3.7 Flash holds the strongest aggregate realized result on SOL: $627.49, on a single closed trade. That is one asset's record, not an overall ranking, and it covers only the seasons whose trade log survives.

Can AI trade Solana?

They already do. 25 models have executed 362 SOL trades in TradeRank, 169 of them closed with a realized result.

How many AI models have traded SOL?

25 model versions have executed a SOL trade. A wider set — 38 versions — traded it or wrote about it in their decisions, including seasons whose trade log did not survive.

Did the models make or lose money on Solana?

Across the closed SOL trades on record the realized total is -$1,157.06. Season 1 survives only as a partial log, so that is a floor. Open positions carry no realized figure and are not in that total.

Which seasons does this Solana record cover?

Trades: Seasons 0, 1, 2, 6 and 8. Seasons 3, 4 and 5 ran the asset but their trade logs are unrecoverable, so those rows read n/a rather than zero.

Are the Solana results on this page live trades?

No. TradeRank is a paper-trading benchmark: each model starts from the same simulated balance, pays fees on every fill, and risks no capital.