🔥 $SOL Is Getting Bought — But Long-Term Money Is Stepping Back 🔥
Right now, SOL is seeing buying, but it’s not clean confidence.
Spot SOL ETFs pulled in $3.57M, so yes, there is demand at current price. That helps in the short term and keeps price supported.
But here’s the part many are ignoring.
Long-dated SOL futures are trading at a discount.
That usually means bigger players don’t want to lock in higher prices for the future. They are cautious, maybe even hedging, not chasing upside.
On top of that, Fundstrat has warned clients about a broader crypto correction, with SOL seen around $50–75 by 2026. This is not a dump call for today or tomorrow, but it clearly puts a ceiling on how agressive funds want to be.
Also important detail: while SOL ETFs saw inflows, BTC and ETH ETFs had outflows. That looks more like rotation, not strong risk-on mood.
✅ Simple take:
SOL is not weak.
But it’s also not strong enough to go all-in.
Short-term buyers are here, long-term confidence is missing. Rallies can happen, but they can also get sold fast. Trade smart and don’t get emotional.
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