Solana ETFs Hit 9 Straight Days of Inflows While the Chart Cools Off: Is $100 About to Break?

In the latest Solana News, Institutional money keeps arriving even as the chart cools off, and that mismatch is defining the setup right now.

SOL is trading around $101.59 after shedding roughly 3% the previous session, putting the $100 psychological support level under direct scrutiny.

The token is holding that line while SOL-focused ETFs booked $153.87 million in inflows last week, extending their streak to 9 consecutive days of net buying.

That demand signal contrasts sharply with a daily chart where momentum indicators are easing. Institutional flows keep arriving even as the RSI retreats from overbought territory. Whether that combination resolves into bullish consolidation or a further decline depends on how the price behaves around nearby support and resistance levels in the next few sessions.

Solana News: Institutional Demand Meets Supply-side Changes

The $153.87 million weekly inflow figure lands alongside a governance shift on the network itself. Solana validators voted to double the disinflation rate to 30% and establish a new governance framework, a move aimed at better structuring disinflation and supporting long-term growth.

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