Solana’s distributed real-world asset value rose 11.13% to about $4.23 billion after the network attracted $348 million in net inflows during the latest 30-day period, according to data published by the RWA Foundation using RWA.xyz figures. The gain led the monitored networks, ahead of Stellar’s 5.22% increase and Ethereum’s 0.77% rise, while XRP Ledger fell 5.51% and Avalanche declined 14.06%. Solana’s distributed RWA value was associated with 398,644 holder addresses and included tokenized products such as BlackRock’s BUIDL, Franklin Templeton’s BENJI and VanEck’s VBILL, alongside offerings from Ondo Finance and WisdomTree. These products primarily represent Treasury securities and money-market instruments available to qualified institutional participants. SOL traded near $103 after recovering above $98, with Fibonacci levels between $99.14 and $102.50 and broader support from $90.46 to $94.83. More Crypto Online described the move as a corrective Elliott Wave 4 consolidation after rejection near $110. TraderSZ identified a clean break below $90 as the setup’s invalidation level, while Trader Don said SOL was targeting $170. The $4.23 billion measure represents assets distributed on the network, not Solana Foundation-managed assets, protocol revenue or total transaction volume.