Solana Spot ETFs Pull In $32M as SOL Jumps 25% and Nears $100

Solana-related exchange-traded funds extended their inflow streak on Aug. 25, as SOL held most of its recent advance and traded just under the $100 psychological level. U.S. spot Solana ETFs recorded $32.25 million in daily net inflows, following an even stronger $33.49 million session on Aug. 24—the category's biggest day of 2026. According to SoSoValue, cumulative net inflows are now about $1.252 billion, while total net assets stand at $1.271 billion. Total value traded was $86.15 million, and the ETF asset base is roughly 2.25% of Solana's market capitalization. Recent flow data shows steady demand building through the week: $14.58 million of net inflows on Aug. 20 and $10.07 million on Aug. 21, before accelerating to $33.49 million on Aug. 24 and easing slightly to $32.25 million on Aug. 25. With SOL around $98, traders are watching whether ETF demand can continue to underpin the latest price move. On-chain activity has also picked up. Tokens on Solana reported Solana memecoins generated more than $5.2 billion in weekly spot trading volume, a new 2026 high. While elevated turnover can attract users and liquidity, market participants note that sustained activity—not short-term spikes—will matter for price follow-through. Technically, SOL has pushed through a long-contested $88 level after months of repeated rejection. Analyst SatoshiOwl said the breakout, accompanied by strong volume, puts $100 in focus and shifts attention to whether the former $88 resistance can turn into support. A pullback into the $88–$90 zone is viewed as a key test; if it holds, the next major upside area cited is $120–$124. On the ETF dashboard, SOL was last shown at $97.94, with the recent rally totaling roughly 25%. The next few sessions may determine whether SOL can stay above the breakout region and extend gains. This content is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. Cryptocurrency markets can be highly volatile.