ETF STILL GATHERING SOL, WHY IS THE PRICE FALLING?
Although the price $SOL is in a downtrend, the institutional cash flow tells a different story.
According to Farside Investors, the Solana ETF recorded a 7-day consecutive capital inflow, with a total inflow of ~674 million USD. On the peak day, the cash inflow reached ~16.6 million USD. This occurs in the context of a strong correction in the crypto market and quite negative short-term sentiment.
Regarding the price, $SOL is currently trading around $132–135, nearly 55% lower than the peak of ~$295. On the technical chart, SOL is below important EMA lines (20/50/200/365), reflecting that the medium-term downtrend still dominates. The $140–145 range continues to be strong resistance, having been rejected multiple times in December.
Notably: ETFs are “slow but steady” cash flows. Institutions typically allocate capital according to long-term strategies, not chasing short-term volatility. Therefore, the fact that ETFs are still buying while prices are weak indicates medium-to-long-term expectations for the Solana ecosystem remain.
In summary:
Short-term: prices are under technical pressure, requiring time to accumulate.
Medium-to-long-term: ETF cash flow is an important support foundation.
The market may be “holding prices”, but smart money is not leaving the game.
