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OnePay Listings Do Not Directly Impact Prices of Solana and Arbitrum

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Walmart-backed OnePay began selling Solana and Arbitrum in March 2026. This listing occurred about six months before both tokens rallied, with Solana's price climbing to $118, a 66% gain over the preceding 60 days, and Arbitrum reaching around $0.20, up by 137%.

OnePay users could buy these tokens even after their prices dropped. For example, Arbitrum fell about 24% to a record low of $0.0705 on June 26, but buyers still had access to it.

The OnePay listing does not appear to have significantly impacted the prices of Solana or Arbitrum. Instead, larger buyers like investment funds seem to drive their price movements.

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