U.S. Solana ETFs extend inflow streak to 11 days as SOL holds near $99

  • U.S. Solana spot ETFs logged net inflows for 11 straight trading days.
  • $10.19 million added on September 1, cumulative total now $1.35 billion.
  • SOL holds above $95 support targeting $110 breakout and $250 long-term.

U.S. spot Solana ETFs extended their run of net inflows to 11 straight trading sessions after adding $10.19 million on September 1, lifting cumulative net inflows to $1.35 billion and combined assets to $1.39 billion. Bitwise led the latest session with $6.17 million, followed by Fidelity at $2.67 million and Morgan Stanley at $1.36 million. SOL traded near $99 after a 3% correction over 24 hours but remained 35% higher over two weeks. Derivatives volume expanded 22% to $9.43 billion while open interest declined 1.4% to $6.47 billion. SOL is defending the $95 support level, with analysts citing potential breakout levels at $110 and $120 and a long-term target of $250 if support holds. Market analyst Ali Charts advised investors to lock in positions as the technical setup turns bullish.

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