Overview
- SOL is stabilizing around $133–$140 after rebounding from the $121–$122 demand zone, with traders eyeing $144 as the first breakout trigger and $152–$153 as the larger hurdle.
- Bitwise recorded a $13.15 million daily purchase and more than $527 million in cumulative inflows since November 10, while Solana ETFs returned to net inflows of $5.3 million on Friday.
- Analysts say a clean move above $144 followed by $152–$153 could open a run toward $150–$165, with some chart setups projecting potential extensions to $170–$220 on a confirmed breakout.
- Derivatives positioning has grown more bullish, with open interest near $3.0 billion, funding turning positive, and traders adding leverage to defend the $133–$135 support zone.
- Regulatory uncertainty flickered after CoinShares and 21Shares withdrew staked‑SOL ETF filings, prompting brief volatility even as existing spot Solana ETFs continued to attract assets.