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While Bitcoin and Ethereum continue to move sideways, one major altcoin appears to be quietly building momentum beneath the surface. Growing institutional interest and a tightening technical structure suggest that Solana’s price could be positioning itself for a significant move in the coming weeks. Recent data shows cumulative Solana ETF inflows climbing, highlighting rising demand from institutional investors even as the broader crypto market consolidates.
Now that the SOL price action is tightening near key resistance levels, a decisive breakout seems to be approaching. However, it would be interesting to watch whether the price will make it to the $100 threshold or not.
Institutional Demand for Solana Accelerates
The first chart highlights a consistent rise in cumulative inflows into Solana-based ETFs. Since late October, inflows have accelerated significantly, pushing the total to $1.45 billion.
Such steady capital inflows often signal growing institutional confidence in the asset’s long-term potential.
Institutional flows typically play a key role in shaping market cycles, as sustained demand from ETFs can absorb supply from the market and provide stronger price support during corrections. In the times when the SOL price has plunged over 57% since the spot ETF launch, it indicates that investors believe in the long term potential of the SOL price. This can be considered as conviction, but not hype, as smart money is getting in.
Solana (SOL) Price is Forming a Bullish Structure
From a technical perspective, the Solana price has formed a strong bullish structure that aims to reach the highs not tested in the past few weeks. The price is trading within an ascending or rising wedge that usually results in a breakdown below the support. However, after a brief correction, the price is believed to rise and reach higher targets.
The price is currently consolidating between a price range of $82 and $90, with a trendline support around $88. This tightening range indicates that buyers are gradually stepping in at higher levels, compressing price action toward resistance. Momentum indicators are beginning to show early signs of recovery, as RSI has been rising, forming constant higher highs and lows. Besides, DMI underwent a bullish crossover, indicating a drop in selling pressure. Together, these signals suggest that the market could be entering a reaccumulation phase.
What’s Next—Key Levels to Watch
For Solana, the next major move will likely depend on how the price reacts around the current resistance zone. If SOL breaks above $92, the next upside target could emerge near $96, which aligns with the projected breakout path of the ascending triangle, opening the door to $100. Failure to hold the $82 support level may invalidate the bullish structure and could push the price back toward $65, where the next major demand zone lies.
The combination of rising institutional ETF inflows and tightening price structure suggests that Solana could be preparing for its next significant move. If institutional demand continues to build while technical support holds, SOL price may be positioned for a breakout in the coming weeks.