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Solana ETF Inflows Hit Third-Largest Day Since Launch, Yet History Points to a 20% Risk
Solana (SOL) drew $60.91 million into US spot crypto ETFs on August 27, nearly seven times the previous session and the third-largest day since these funds launched. It was the strongest reading since November 3, 2025. History gives that milestone an awkward edge. The only two days that ever beat it both arrived just before Solana fell hard.
On August 27, Solana (SOL) attracted $60.91 million in net inflows to U.S. spot crypto ETFs, marking the third‑largest single‑day inflow since the launch of these funds and the strongest since November 3 2025.
Record Inflow Details
- Inflow was nearly seven times the previous day’s amount.
- Net inflows rose 4.83 % in one session, the fastest one‑day increase recorded in 2026.
- Total ETF holdings for SOL reached $1.322 billion.
- Trade value associated with the inflow more than doubled to $196.82 million.
- Bitwise’s BSOL token accounted for about 66 % of the total inflow.
- Five of nine tracked funds recorded net inflows, indicating a broad but concentrated buying pattern.
Historical Context
Only two prior days have surpassed this inflow level: $69.45 million on October 28 2025 and $70.05 million on November 3 2025. In both cases, SOL price fell sharply afterward—down 20.1 % within a week and 21.1 % over two weeks, respectively.
Fundamental Support This Time
- Tokenized real‑world assets on Solana hit an all‑time high of $4.167 billion on August 25, with a 12.12 % increase in holders over 30 days.
- Network fees rose 37.29 % month‑over‑month.
- DeFi deposits on Solana grew 24.36 % to $5.96 billion.
- Solana’s share of DEX volume reached 31.16 %, above its 27.65 % average.
- Maximum block size increased 66 % in July, and MoneyGram cash‑to‑crypto rails now cover over 170 countries.
Potential Weaknesses
- Stablecoin supply rose only 0.59 % in 30 days, while SOL price increased 46.3 %.
- Weekly active addresses fell 7.23 % despite a 3.31 % rise in transaction count.
- Open interest grew 62.19 % in USD terms but only 10.34 % in SOL units, suggesting price‑driven leverage.
- Binance’s taker buy‑sell ratio was 0.907, indicating more sell pressure than buy pressure.
Price Outlook
SOL traded near $107, up 49.35 % since August 16, but slipped 1.66 % on the day of reporting. Technical analysis shows a bullish pole‑and‑flag pattern with key resistance levels at $109.39, $112.80, $123.83 and $141.68. A break above $109.39 could trigger further upside, while a drop below $94.95 would challenge the bullish case.
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- BeInCrypto
- Original date
- August 28, 2026, 8:56 AM
- Original headline
- Solana ETF Inflows Hit Third-Largest Day Since Launch, Yet History Points to a 20% Risk