Solana ETFs Extend 20-Day Inflow Streak as Traders Target a Break Above $144

Solana’s exchange-traded funds continued to gather fresh capital this week, extending a rare 20-day inflow streak that began in late October. This marks one of the longest unbroken inflow periods for any newly launched digital-asset product.

Besides, the steady wave of capital arrives during a broader market pullback, which adds to the significance of this trend. The positive momentum also shows how institutional investors remain focused on Solana even as short-term volatility pressures its spot price.

Institutional Demand Strengthens Despite Market Softness

Data from SoSoValue shows $58 million entering Solana ETFs on Monday. Bitwise’s BSOL led with $39.5 million, which marked the largest daily figure since early November. 

Consequently, total ETF inflows have reached $568.24 million since the first product launched on October 28. The six active funds now hold $843.81 million in combined assets, equal to roughly 1.09% of Solana’s market capitalization.

Nick Ruck, director at LVRG Research, noted that institutional demand exceeded earlier expectations. He said the strong inflows highlight Solana’s growing status as a blue-chip asset. 

He added that ETFs now offer a structural buffer during downturns, which could strengthen supply conditions once market sentiment improves. Additionally, he emphasized that the recent de-risking phase does not change the long-term trend of institutional interest.

BTSE executive Jeff Mei observed similar behavior across traditional finance firms. He pointed to firms using Solana for tokenized assets, including xStocks, which tokenizes U.S. equities. He said Solana’s price still reflects broad market weakness, and ETFs need time before influencing short-term trading behavior.

Moreover, Bitwise confirmed progress on a Dogecoin ETF under the ticker BWOW. Grayscale also introduced its new XRP ETF with a temporary zero-fee structure. These developments signal rising competition among issuers expanding beyond Bitcoin and Ethereum.

SOL Price Attempts a Short-Term Rebound

Solana traded at $136.32 as of press time after a 5% daily gain. Moreover, the price has held above a key support band that cushioned selling through recent sessions. 

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Crypto Tony said buyers reacted strongly at this region and pushed price toward the $142–$144 resistance band. He noted that a break above this zone could open a path toward $152, which remains the next major supply region. However, failure to reclaim $144 keeps Solana inside a consolidation pattern.