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Solana beats Bitcoin and Ethereum as capital flows into SOL ETF reach 8 million dollars!
Solana (SOL) is making a notable mark as it rises to the leading position in the digital asset space with a significant gap compared to its competitors. In the past week, this altcoin has attracted inflows of up to 8 million USD into spot ETF funds – surpassing both Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH). Additionally, derivative data also shows that open interest (OI) remains stable around 3.4 billion USD, reflecting strong support from the market, not being influenced by the “fomo” effect or temporary hype.
Solana ETF continues to record impressive results
According to data from Farside Investors, Solana's spot ETFs continue to maintain strong growth, recording a net inflow of 8 million USD on November 11. Among them, Grayscale Solana ETF (GSOL) leads with 5.9 million USD, while Bitwise Solana ETF (BSOL) contributed an additional 2.1 million USD.
The derivatives market maintains a balanced state
Despite the strong appeal of ETF funds, Solana's derivative data still shows a stable and balanced market sentiment.
SOL faces an important resistance level
At the time of the survey, Solana was trading around 163 USD, down 2.3% in the past 24 hours with a clear sign of weakening on the daily chart. The RSI index shows that buying pressure is limited despite strong inflows from ETFs, while the CMF at 0.00 reflects a neutral capital flow – the inflow of funds has not yet converted into actual spot demand.
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