Solana

Solana may enter a sustained rally following the launch of two US ETF products that have attracted over $300 million in inflows since debut, according to Bybit analysts. The Bitwise Solana Staking ETF and Grayscale Solana Trust ETF signal strong institutional interest despite an 8% price decline during the first trading week. The exchange views the listings as a structural shift positioning SOL alongside Bitcoin and Ethereum as regulated digital assets with brokerage access.

Solana-based applications generated $4.33 million in revenue over a 24-hour period, outpacing Ethereum's $1.82 million, data show. The shift occurred as SOL fell 5.4% and ETH dropped 4.47% during the same timeframe. Hyperliquid also exceeded Ethereum with $3.85 million in app revenue.

Mert Mumtaz, CEO of Helius, predicted that Solana will eventually exceed XRP in market capitalization, expressing confidence in the network's fundamentals despite recent price declines. Solana currently trades at approximately $151.83 with a market cap near $84 billion. The token has declined 19.10% over the past week.

Exchange-traded funds tracking Solana attracted over $323 million in cumulative inflows across eight days, with $29 million recorded in a single session, data show. SOL declined nearly 17% to $154.52 during the period. Analysts view the sub-$160 range as a strategic accumulation zone supported by institutional demand.

U.S.-listed Solana spot ETFs recorded $9.7 million in net inflows over 24 hours, with Bitwise's BSOL contributing $7.5 million and Grayscale's GSOL adding $2.2 million, data show. The two funds have attracted a combined $294 million since launch. SOL rebounded from support near $150 as derivatives data showed negative funding rates of -0.179 and $2.636 million in short liquidations.

Alibaba's language model Qwen3-MAX has projected year-end targets for three major cryptocurrencies. XRP could reach $8–$12, marking approximately 430% upside from its current $2.27 price. Solana may climb to $800–$1,200 following recent spot ETF approvals, while Zcash could sustain $1,000 after surging 286% over the past month to $537.

Fireblocks, Polygon Labs, Mysten Labs, the Monad Foundation, the Solana Foundation, the Stellar Development Foundation, and the TON Foundation launched the Blockchain Payments Consortium on November 6, 2025. The initiative aims to establish unified technical and compliance standards for cross-chain stablecoin transactions. The founding members collectively process over $10 trillion in annual stablecoin transaction volume.

U.S.-based Solana exchange-traded funds attracted more than $400 million in capital within days of their late October launch, according to Farside Investors and CoinShares. Bitcoin ETFs recorded $1.7 billion in net outflows during the same period, while Ethereum products lost $473 million. SOL currently trades near $156, consolidating below key resistance at $165 as institutional demand diverges from broader market trends.

Grayscale has eliminated sponsor fees on its Solana Trust (GSOL) for three months or until assets reach $1 billion. The trust stakes 100% of SOL holdings, generating 7.23% annual returns with 95% distributed to investors. The move aims to position Solana as the third major institutional crypto asset.

Grayscale Investments has waived management fees on its Grayscale Solana Trust (GSOL) for up to three months or until assets reach $1 billion, according to the firm. The trust now stakes 100% of its holdings through a diversified validator network, delivering a 7.23% staking reward rate. The move comes as Solana's unique active users climbed 36% to 2.7 million, data show.