Solana (SOL) Price: Institutions Pour $1 Billion Into New ETFs in 6 Weeks

TLDR

• Solana spot ETFs have recorded seven straight trading days of inflows totaling $674 million since launching in late November 2025
• Bitwise leads all Solana ETF providers with $608.81 million in inflows, followed by Grayscale at $97.74 million and Fidelity at $54.8 million
• Total Solana ETF assets under management have reached approximately $907 million to $1 billion since the October 28 launch
• Analysts are targeting a breakout above the $180 resistance level that has held for two months
• Solana is trading in an accumulation zone between $120-$135 with technical indicators showing a potential reversal pattern

Solana spot ETFs have attracted strong institutional interest since their launch in late October 2025. The funds recorded net inflows for seven consecutive trading days through mid-December.

Total inflows reached $674 million during this streak. Bitwise emerged as the clear leader among Solana ETF providers.

The Bitwise Solana ETF captured $608.81 million in inflows. Grayscale’s offering brought in $97.74 million while Fidelity recorded $54.8 million in net inflows.

According to data from SoSoValue, total assets under management across all Solana ETFs reached approximately $907 million to $1 billion. The funds have posted positive weekly inflows since their October 28 debut.

SOL currently trades around $131. The price has declined 2% over the past week but remains within a defined trading range.

Technical Pattern Points to Potential Move

Solana is trading below a long-term descending trendline. The price has established an accumulation zone between $120 and $135.

This range has absorbed selling pressure multiple times. The Relative Strength Index sits in the low-40s and has started to stabilize after an extended bearish period.

The $180 level represents the primary resistance that SOL has failed to reclaim for two months. A break above this price point could open the path toward $210.

Derivatives Data Shows Shift in Sentiment

The long-to-short ratio for Solana reached 1.07, marking its highest level in over a month. A ratio above one indicates more traders are betting on price increases than decreases.

SOL is currently testing the upper boundary of a falling wedge pattern. This technical formation typically precedes a breakout when the price escapes the narrowing range.

If SOL breaks above the wedge and surpasses $180, analysts project a move toward $160 as the next resistance level. Some charts suggest $210 as a longer-term target.

The institutional buying through ETFs contrasts with the recent price weakness. This divergence suggests large investors are purchasing during price dips rather than selling positions.

Market participants at the recent Solana Breakpoint conference discussed the blockchain’s potential role in traditional finance. Galaxy Digital’s Marc Antonio stated Solana could handle tokenized securities at the scale required by Wall Street.

Antonio said the goal is for Solana to offer better prices than traditional markets like Nasdaq. This would make traders prefer buying assets on the Solana blockchain.

If SOL faces rejection at current levels, support sits at $121.66, the low from November 21. The RSI needs to move above the neutral 50 level to confirm sustained upward momentum.

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