Solana (SOL) is witnessing heightened interest from institutional players, as both ETFs and major investors are increasing their positions in the cryptocurrency. The REX-Osprey Staking
The SSK ETF’s strong performance reflects a wider movement toward institutional adoption. Since its debut in August, the fund has experienced just one week of outflows, with this week’s net inflows reaching $24 million, up from $14.5 million the previous week. This momentum highlights the attractiveness of staking-focused ETFs, which pay staking rewards directly to holders. Analysts at JPMorgan forecast that upcoming Solana ETFs from companies such as VanEck and 21Shares could draw over $6 billion in their first year, pointing to substantial institutional interest ahead.
Alongside ETF developments, Solana’s network is seeing active portfolio adjustments by a significant investor. Blockchain records indicate that an entity holding 1 million SOL has sold 1.817 million HYPE tokens for $65.43 million in USDC, then used these funds to buy 350,000 SOL at an average price of $186.50. This is the third day in a row of such trades, leaving the investor with over 743,000 HYPE tokens valued at $26.12 million. This approach, which involves cross-chain transactions and strategic asset shifts, demonstrates a calculated method to capitalize on Solana’s liquidity and price swings, according to a
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The combination of ETF inflows and institutional trading highlights Solana’s expanding status as a liquid alternative asset. As mainstream ETFs await possible approval, current trends indicate a market ready for additional investment. With staking returns, cross-chain liquidity, and tactical rebalancing fueling demand, Solana’s standing as a leading altcoin continues to strengthen.