Solana (SOL) remains rangebound near $80 despite strong institutional demand shown by $113 million in ETF inflows during May. Technical indicators are bearish, with SOL trading below key moving averages and facing liquidation risks near $68, suggesting vulnerability to sharp dips. However, steady ETF inflows indicate longer-term accumulation, balancing the short-term downtrend. Analysts say a sustained move above $98–$100 is needed to confirm a trend reversal, while geopolitical tensions and macro conditions could trigger volatility in the near term.
Solana (SOL) has fallen from its May highs above $95 to around $82.61, nearing a critical support level at $78.17. This decline is driven by large token liquidations from whale holders and Goldman Sachs fully exiting its Solana ETF holdings, signalin...
Solana (SOL) is currently trading below a key breakout resistance level, unlike Binance Coin (BNB), which has already moved above the same resistance area after a 10% daily gain. Both assets have shown a correlated price pattern since October 2025, b...
Bitcoin has fallen about 3% over the past week to around $73,800, influenced by geopolitical tensions and ongoing capital outflows from Bitcoin spot ETFs totaling nearly $3 billion since mid-May. Analyst Michael van de Poppe highlights $71,000 as a c...
Investor funds are moving out of major altcoins like Ethereum and Solana, with Ethereum losing over $115 billion and Solana shedding more than $50 billion in market cap this year. Meanwhile, Hyperliquid (HYPE) has surged over 170%, doubling its marke...
Solana (SOL) trades near $82 despite over $1 billion in cumulative inflows into spot ETFs, signaling strong institutional demand. However, technical resistance around $83 and $88-$90, combined with elevated volatility and macroeconomic uncertainties,...
