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Solana Rebounds Above $140 as ETF Inflows Build, $170–$200 Zone Back in Play

Analysts flag $130 as a tentative floor after a $201 million transfer to Coinbase Prime stirred sell-off fears.

Overview

  • Solana posted one of the strongest 24-hour moves among large caps, climbing more than 7% to trade back above $140.
  • U.S. Solana ETFs have logged a reported $420.4 million in cumulative net inflows, with Fidelity’s FSOL taking in $2.07 million on day one and a 15-day positive streak noted on Nov. 18.
  • On Nov. 17, Forward Industries moved 1.44 million SOL (about $201 million) to Coinbase Prime, and it remains unclear whether the tokens were sold.
  • Short-term charts show price above the 100-hour SMA with resistance at $145–$155 and support around $135–$138, while a failure to hold $130 could open $125–$120.
  • Heatmaps highlight a heavy liquidity pocket at $170–$200, and on-chain signals suggest the $130 area is acting as a cyclical bottom.