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SOL Solana breaks key psychological barrier, ETF inflows hit record
Solana (SOL) has rekindled bullish sentiment after breaking key psychological resistance levels, and its exchange-traded funds (ETFs) have also attracted record institutional inflows. The network's strong price structure and solid investment flows suggest that if current trends continue, SOL is expected to see significant gains.
Key Prices and Price Outlook
SOL is currently trading at US$97.04, with trading volume reaching US$3.49 billion in the past 24 hours. Despite a slight decline of 1.63% over the period, market participants remained focused on the currency's long-term prospects and technical performance above the key level of US$100.
Cryptocurrency analyst Crypto Patel pointed out that SOL once hit US$103 and then fell back to around US$101. He said the price trend was about 68% higher than the previous accumulation range of $40 to $60. Crypto Patel emphasized that maintaining levels above $100 is crucial to further drive bullish momentum. The medium-term target remains at $250,$500, and may even reach $1000, depending on continued buying pressure and growing market liquidity. He emphasized that future gains will depend on whether SOL can hold the $100 mark, and that continued investor support will play a key role in the currency's next major move.
Institutional capital inflows and ETF expansion
Institutional interest in the Solana ecosystem continues to heat up, as reflected in the large-scale inflow of funds from SOL exchange-traded funds for several consecutive days. The platform ETF recorded the highest single-day inflow in 2026, with a total investment of US$33.5 million, continuing the momentum of net inflow for five consecutive days. Cumulative net inflows into the U.S. Solana Spot ETF have reached a record high of US$1.22 billion, indicating growing confidence among institutional investors. Bitwise led the way on Monday, with inflows of $25 million, and products owned by Fidelity and Grayscale also attracted significant participation. This trend reflects a clear reversal from previous periods of sluggish demand, and market observers believe that continued ETF activity may accelerate Solana's network's price momentum.
Overview of ETF fund inflows
The net inflow on Monday was US$33.5 million, with a cumulative inflow of US$1.22 billion; the net inflow continued for the previous four days, with an increasing daily amount.
Mini Dictionary: Introduction to ETFs
An ETF (exchange-traded fund) is a tradable security that tracks an index or basket of assets, allowing investors to gain exposure without having to directly hold the underlying asset. Crypto ETFs are increasingly being used by institutions to more easily obtain digital assets such as Solana.
Market background and risks
Despite positive ETF signals and bullish forecasts, SOL prices are trending downward as cautious cryptocurrency markets contradict overall optimism. Bitcoin, as an industry benchmark asset, continues to consolidate sideways after its recent surge, affecting overall market sentiment. Analysts pointed out that as long as SOL holds on to $100 support amid continued ETF inflows, investor optimism is likely to persist and push prices towards medium-term targets. However, a break below this level could lead to a temporary market correction. If strong buying activity resumes and the $100 mark remains intact, Solana could move towards $250 and even higher milestones such as $500 and $1000. If key support falls below, analysts warn of a possible correction before rising again. Overall, the current level of institutional engagement remains the focus of market observers in assessing Solana's future trends.
