Solana’s price was reported at $121 on September 26, 2026, up 8.6% over the week, while an earlier update placed it at $122. The move followed more than $360 million in inflows into U.S. spot Solana ETFs, exceeding the previously reported six-session total of more than $235 million. Nearly 69% of Solana’s supply was staked, generating a gross yield of 5.27%, although net returns vary after fees. SOL had previously reached $120.86 on September 25 and had more than doubled from its June 2026 low of approximately $60.39. U.S. spot Solana ETFs recorded $32.81 million in inflows during the September 24 session, lifting cumulative assets to nearly $1.81 billion, while SOL futures open interest rose about 14% to $7.49 billion. Solana’s Alpenglow protocol upgrade, designed to reduce transaction finality to about 150 milliseconds from 12.8 seconds, is active across both public testing environments. Technical indicators showed constructive short-term momentum, with $130 identified as the next upside level above the $122-to-$123 resistance area. Analysts also cited a longer-term $500 target, though the timing remains uncertain.