Solana’s SOL token climbed from below $75 to a multi-month high above $105 before easing slightly, remaining well above $100 after a roughly 42% monthly advance and ranking among recent crypto market leaders. The move followed validators’ narrow approval of SGP-0002, which doubles Solana’s annual disinflation rate from 15% to 30% while leaving terminal inflation at 1.5% and bringing the path to that floor forward to the first half of 2029 from the first half of 2032. Separately, the Bitwise Solana Staking ETF (BSOL) became the first SOL-tracking fund to exceed $1 billion in assets under management about 10 months after launch, holding more than 9.3 million SOL and targeting full staking at a net reward rate near 5.8%. Large holders continued withdrawing sizeable SOL amounts from exchanges, and earlier reporting had also tied the rally to about $1.22 billion in U.S. spot SOL ETF inflows plus broader institutional and whale interest. Some analysts have floated further upside targets between $150 and $300, while faster disinflation is expected to reduce staking yields more quickly.