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Spot SOL ETFs captured more than $39 million in net inflows over the last week, during a period when futures market activity spiked, signaling that both traditional investors and crypto traders are increasing wagers on Solana’s next move higher.
Solana’s native token is up about 15% over the past seven days, trading near $97. The advance is being reinforced by aligned ETF inflows, increased derivatives positioning, and improving technical momentum—factors that are restoring bullish sentiment after months of subdued price action.
ETF inflows are being viewed as a key signal of growing institutional interest in Solana. Analysts say consistent inflows over recent sessions suggest large investors are gradually increasing exposure to the asset.
The most recent inflow momentum came from Bitwise’s BSOL ETF, which saw net inflows of around $36 million over the past week. Fidelity’s FSOL ETF has also raised a new round of more than $1.8 million in fresh capital.
Derivatives activity has also supported the ETF-driven momentum. Solana futures open interest rose to $6.4 billion from $4.94 billion on May 1.
Funding rates have remained positive at around 0.065%, indicating traders are willing to pay premiums to maintain long futures positions.
Technical analysts point to a double-structure base forming on higher time-frame charts. In their view, a confirmed breakout could pave the way for a move toward the $120 region, particularly after long downtrends.
Solana recently broke its 100-day exponential moving average for the first time since October 2025. Traders generally interpret this as a sign that momentum may be returning to buyers.
Analysts also note limited resistance between the $95 and $120 levels following Solana’s sharp 42% correction earlier this year, which could accelerate price movement if buying pressure persists. However, short-term momentum has softened toward the $95–$96 range.
Over the past 24 hours, spot buying activity and trading volume have flattened, suggesting traders are waiting for confirmation before pushing prices higher.
Some analysts say Solana’s upturn against Bitcoin may support further upside. Crypto analyst Batman noted that SOL broke above a 231-day downtrend in the SOL/BTC daily chart, which he said indicates improving relative strength versus Bitcoin.
If Solana experiences a short-term pullback, the closest support area identified is $89–$91. If price holds above that zone, it could help maintain bullish momentum and strengthen the case for a continued rally, with institutional demand via ETFs also emerging as a key pillar of Solana’s market structure.
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