Solana Inflows Hit $8.2m: Can SOL Reach $300 by May?

Digital asset investment products showed early signs of stabilization last week as outflows slowed sharply despite continued price pressure across major tokens. Coinshares market data indicated that investor behavior shifted even as prices remained weak. Consequently, analysts began watching flow trends more closely than short-term price action.

Total weekly outflows reached $187m, a sharp deceleration compared with previous weeks. Besides price declines, trading activity surged across exchange-traded products. This divergence suggested that investors actively repositioned rather than exiting the market entirely. Hence, sentiment appeared cautious but no longer panicked.

Flows Hint at a Sentiment Turning Point

Historically, changes in the pace of outflows often signal sentiment inflection points. Moreover, the latest slowdown arrived during a broad market correction. Analysts noted that similar conditions previously marked local bottoms. Therefore, the reduced selling pressure raised expectations that the market may have reached a temporary floor.

Assets under management dropped to $129.8bn after the recent correction. Significantly, this level matched the lows seen after tariff-related shocks in March 2025. At that time, prices later rebounded. 

Additionally, ETP trading volumes surged to a record $63.1bn for the week. This activity exceeded the previous peak from October last year, showing strong engagement despite falling prices.

Regional data showed uneven but encouraging trends. Germany led inflows with $87.1m, followed by Switzerland at $30.1m. Additionally, Canada recorded $21.4m, while Brazil added $16.7m. These inflows suggested selective risk appetite outside the $ market.

Bitcoin Weakness Meets Altcoin Strength

Bitcoin remained the main drag on weekly flows, posting $264m in outflows. However, several large-cap altcoins attracted capital. XRP led inflows with $63.1m, maintaining its position as the strongest asset year to date. Moreover, XRP inflows reached $109m since January.

Solana and Ethereum also posted modest gains, drawing $8.2m and $5.3m respectively. Consequently, investor interest appeared to rotate rather than disappear. This shift suggested diversification during uncertainty rather than full risk aversion.

Solana’s price continued to face pressure, trading near $86.57. The token fell slightly over 24 hours and dropped over 17% weekly.

However, BitGuru noted that $SOL rebounded from the $85 to $88 demand zone. Short-term resistance sits between $98 and $105. Moreover, BitGuru warned that a loss of $85 could reopen downside toward $78 to $80. 

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In contrast, shah highlighted a long accumulation phase lasting 675 days. Consequently, shah argued that long-term positioning favors higher prices, projecting $300 $SOL by May.