Last week brought rough conditions for crypto investment products. Exchange-traded funds linked to digital assets saw more than $1.2 billion leave their portfolios. But Solana stood apart from this trend.
While most crypto ETFs struggled, Solana products finished the week with positive inflows. This marks a clear difference in how institutional investors view different cryptocurrencies right now.
From November 3 to November 7 (ET), spot Bitcoin ETFs saw a weekly net outflow of $1.22 billion, the third-largest on record. Spot Ethereum ETFs recorded a weekly net outflow of $508 million, also the third-largest in history. Spot Solana ETFs posted a weekly net inflow of $137… pic.twitter.com/6QHfqFTsRb
— Wu Blockchain (@WuBlockchain) November 10, 2025
Bitcoin-linked ETFs took the hardest hit. Nearly $1 billion exited these products as prices fell. Ethereum followed a similar path with $432 million in outflows.
Solana went the opposite direction. Spot ETFs for SOL received $118 million in new money. This includes products from REX-Osprey and Bitwise.
The timing of these purchases is worth noting. Solana had dropped below $150 during the week’s selloff. Many investors appear to have used this price drop as a buying opportunity.
The two spot Solana ETFs now hold $782 million in combined assets. The Bitwise Solana ETF has taken the lead position despite launching just weeks ago.
Higher staking rewards help explain why Bitwise has attracted more investors. These rewards give investors additional income on top of any price gains.
The inflows tell a bigger story than just one week. Solana ETFs have now seen 10 consecutive days of new money coming in. This pattern suggests sustained interest rather than a one-time event.
Institutional investors don’t usually make quick decisions. Ten days of buying indicates these investors have conviction about Solana’s future.
The token currently trades at $167.51. This represents a small gain of 0.11% over the past 24 hours.
Price charts show Solana forming a potential bottom between $150 and $160. This range previously acted as a support zone during earlier market pullbacks.
Trading volume has started to increase near these price levels. Higher volume often indicates accumulation by larger investors.
Technical analysts point to $185 as an important resistance level. Solana has spent nearly 600 days trading between $120 and $260. This long period of consolidation often comes before a larger price move.
Higher time frame $SOL looks really solid imo. I think the local bottom is being put in here.
Ofc all dependent on BTC. if BTC dumps to shit, this is also going to leg down pic.twitter.com/oUIWw8cFTI
— Altcoin Sherpa (@AltcoinSherpa) November 10, 2025
The $185 mark sits near the middle of this range. A move above this level could open the path to $250 or $260.
Short-term charts show Solana bouncing from a rising trendline. The next resistance sits around $175 to $180. A break above this area would confirm the recovery pattern.
Some analysts see targets near $195 to $200 if the current momentum continues. However, repeated tests of support around $150 also raise concerns about potential weakness.
If Solana holds above $150 and breaks through the $175 to $185 zone with strong volume, the bullish case stays intact. The Bitwise Solana ETF’s staking structure continues to draw yield-focused institutional investors while the market watches these critical price levels.
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