Key Highlights
- US-listed Solana spot ETFs have maintained 11 straight days of positive net inflows, capturing $10.9M on September 1
- Cumulative ETF inflows have surpassed $1.35 billion, with total assets under management at $1.39 billion
- Derivatives trading volume for SOL surged 22% to reach $9.43 billion despite a minor decline in open interest
- Price action maintains position above critical $95 support, with technical breakout levels identified at $110 and $120
- Market analyst Wealthmanager projects potential long-term upside to $250 contingent on sustained support levels
Solana (SOL) currently trades near $99 following a modest 3% retracement over the last 24-hour period. However, the altcoin remains strongly positioned with approximately 35% gains accumulated across the past two weeks.

The digital asset touched $99.35 during recent trading while managing to defend the psychologically significant $100 threshold throughout most of the session. Trading action has remained confined within a range of $97.38 to $100.71.
Solana ETF Products Record Unprecedented 11-Day Inflow Sequence
Exchange-traded funds tracking Solana in the United States have maintained positive capital flows for an impressive 11 consecutive trading days. September 1 saw net inflows of $10.19 million, while the prior session registered $10.9 million in fresh capital.
Aggregate net inflows across all available ETF products have climbed to $1.35 billion. Total assets under management currently stand at $1.39 billion, accompanied by $68.55 million in daily trading activity.
Bitwise dominated the inflow leaderboard with $6.17 million in new capital, while Fidelity captured $2.67 million. Morgan Stanley contributed $1.36 million, whereas remaining providers reported zero net flows for the period.
Bitwise commands the largest market share with $949.83 million in total assets and cumulative lifetime inflows reaching $1.03 billion. This extended streak demonstrates persistent institutional appetite regardless of near-term price volatility.
Market analyst Ali Charts addressed followers on X, urging traders to abandon bearish positioning on Solana. According to the analyst, technical setups are rotating bullish, potentially signaling an opportune entry point ahead of SOL’s next significant price movement.
Derivatives Markets Reflect Heightened SOL Trading Interest
Trading volume in Solana derivatives markets expanded 22% to $9.43 billion, indicating elevated trader engagement. Simultaneously, open interest contracted 1.40% to $6.47 billion, implying selective profit-taking among leveraged market participants.
Options contract volume advanced 19.30% to $15.18 million. Open interest in options products increased 2% to reach $135.98 million.
Technical indicators show the Relative Strength Index positioned at 62.15, having retreated from previously overbought conditions. The Chaikin Money Flow metric registers 0.25, indicating continued accumulation pressure on SOL.
Solana continues defending the $95 support zone, which market technicians identify as essential for preserving the ongoing recovery trend. A confirmed daily close beyond $100 would activate upside potential toward the $110 resistance barrier.
Clearing $110 on substantial volume could trigger acceleration toward $120. Market commentator Wealthmanager highlighted $250 as a viable medium-term objective should SOL successfully validate previous resistance levels as support following a macro downtrend reversal.
Conversely, failure to maintain $95 would leave SOL vulnerable to testing the $90 level. Extended weakness beneath $90 would redirect attention toward the $80 support zone.
Latest ETF flow data confirmed $10.9 million in net inflows on September 2, preserving the uninterrupted 11-day positive streak.


