Solana is recovering and moving around USD 137–140, but the interesting part is not the number: it’s what’s happening behind the scenes. While other cryptos are stumbling, Solana continues to receive institutional capital inflow, something that very few altcoins can say at this moment. Even with market volatility, ETFs linked to SOL recorded new purchases in recent days, showing that large interest remains alive.
In terms of price, Solana is consolidating, and there is noticeable upward pressure that activates every time it touches the 130 zone. If it manages to break the USD 145–150 zone, it has room for a much broader movement. There are analysts who have been indicating that if this range breaks strongly, Solana could target USD 180–200 without too much resistance. Everything depends on volume and market sentiment.
In terms of adoption, the network continues to be one of the fastest and most active in DeFi and NFTs, and every week it adds new projects. That, combined with institutional interest, gives Solana a strong narrative even in uncertain markets.
Today, Solana is one of the few altcoins that show “real life” beyond the hype. It can correct, yes, like the entire market, but it continues to demonstrate that it has fundamentals and its own strength. For those thinking in the medium term, this is an asset worth keeping on the radar. $SOL
