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The post Whales pump $421M into Solana – So why didn’t SOL’s price move? appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Rising inflows, softer prices Recent data shows that Solana ETF inflows remained consistently strong throughout the past week, with two notable spikes of approximately $70 million each. This pushed total ETF net assets above $500 million. But price didn’t follow the same path. SOL hovered near $164 and actually trended slightly lower through the same period. Source: SoSoValue At the same time, DeFiLlama data shows Solana’s TVL sitting at $10.59 billion, down about 3% in 24 hours. So, perhaps capital is entering via ETFs faster than on-chain markets can reflect. Source: DeFiLlama Big money is positioning even while retail demand cools. Technicals lean bearish Solana’s daily chart showed price slipping to around $159 at press time, with sellers still in control. EMA lines remained stacked above price, showing continued downside pressure. RSI was close to oversold territory. Capital flows were also negative, with CMF below zero. Source: TradingView Despite the huge inflows into Solana ETFs, spot traders are not yet reversing the trend. Technicals are telling a different story than the flows: whales are accumulating, but the broader market still hasn’t followed. If the RSI drops further, a short-term relief bounce may occur, but for now, momentum remains weak. Source: https://ambcrypto.com/whales-pump-421m-into-solana-so-why-didnt-sols-price-move/

The post Solana: $3.79mln DApp revenue, but ETF inflows stall – Here’s the conflict appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Key Takeaways How is Solana outperforming its peers? High DApp revenue ($3.79 million daily) and DEX volume ($2.96 billion) confirm its lead in blockchain activity. What’s slowing SOL’s institutional momentum? Zero ETF inflows on 3 Nov, but Open Interest near $4 billion suggests renewed trader confidence ahead. Solana’s [SOL] momentum in October stayed firm as its on-chain metrics continued to outperform every major L1 and L2 network, according to reports from DefiLlama. However, despite this impressive ecosystem strength, Solana’s Spot exchange-traded funds (ETFs) recorded zero inflows on the 3rd of November. This raises questions about whether institutional investors are taking a cautious stance even as retail and developer activity booms. Solana dominance widens across DApp and DEX metrics According to DefiLlama, Solana recorded $3.79 million in Daily DApp Revenue and $138.42 million over 30 days, ahead of Ethereum [ETH] at $75.56 million. In DEX activity, Solana’s $2.96 billion in daily trading volume and $142.6 billion in monthly volume also topped all rivals, including Ethereum and BNB Chain [BSC]. This activity surge was driven by memecoin trading, renewed NFT interest, and rising DeFi participation. The network’s low fees and high throughput made it a favorite among retail users, keeping liquidity and transaction counts elevated even during quieter market phases. That ecosystem consistency positions Solana as one of the busiest blockchains entering Q4, with metrics showing sustainable user and developer engagement. Source: DefiLlama ETF inflows stall as retail demand holds firm While retail and DeFi users had been flocking to Solana, institutional sentiment told a different story. Solana spot ETFs — recently approved for trading in Hong Kong — recorded zero net inflows on the 3rd of November, despite over 1.03 million SOL in total inflows from the 28th of October. The pause signals that institutions may be waiting for clearer macro…

TLDR SOL dropped nearly 20% to $165 in one week despite U.S. spot Solana ETFs launching with strong investor demand Bitwise’s BSOL ETF attracted $199 million in fresh funds during the first week, outperforming all other crypto ETFs including BlackRock’s Bitcoin ETF Solana-based exchange-traded products recorded $421 million in net inflows, their second strongest weekly [...] The post Solana (SOL) Stock: Price Drops 20% Despite Record-Breaking ETF Inflows appeared first on CoinCentral.

The post BSOL ETF fails to save Solana as SOL price crashes to $158 appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. SOL price crashed to $158, despite the buzz around Bitwise’s staking ETF, and is now testing the lower bound of the $155–$165 historical demand zone. Will it rebound or head lower? Summary SOL broke down from a symmetrical triangle and lost key support at $178–$180, now testing the $155–$165 demand zone. Short-term volatility is high (4H BBWP spike), suggesting a possible relief bounce before the next move. However, daily BBWP at 65% indicates trend continuation potential. Bitwise’s BSOL ETF, with $400M AUM in its first week, remains a major catalyst for a potential upside reversal. SOL price technical analysis Solana (SOL) price has crashed to $158 after breaking down from a symmetrical triangle pattern — a typically neutral formation that often precedes sharp directional moves once market indecision resolves. The breakdown from the triangle also marked the loss of a strong support confluence around $178–$180, where a horizontal level, the 0.382 Fib, and the 21 EMA converged. This breach confirmed strong bearish momentum, with SOL price forming a lower low at $158. Price action now tests the lower bound of the major $155–$165 historical demand zone, an area that has repeatedly attracted strong buying interest in the past. The BBWP indicator, which measures volatility, has spiked toward extreme highs. This indicates that momentum remains strong, but as volatility peaks, the market may be approaching a short-term exhaustion point, where a temporary relief bounce or consolidation could occur before the next directional move. SOL price 4-hour chart | TradingView However, BBWP on the daily is 65%, not yet in the extreme zone. This suggests that after volatility reset on the 4H timeframe, the market could resume the prevailing trend, potentially leading to another big move in the same direction. The next key level to watch is $155, a major support area…

SOL price crashed to $158, despite the buzz around Bitwise’s staking ETF, and is now testing the lower bound of the $155–$165 historical demand zone. Will it rebound or head lower? SOL price technical analysis Solana (SOL) price has crashed…

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PANews reported on November 4th that, according to The Block, Bitwise plans to charge a 0.34% fee for its Bitwise XRP ETF , while Grayscale will charge 0.35% for its XRP and Dogecoin ETFs. Both companies previously launched an SOL spot ETF, with Bitwise attracting approximately $56 million on its first day. Amid the US government shutdown and SEC staffing constraints, institutions can automatically list their products after 20 days by submitting an S-1 form without a "delaying amendment" and meeting listing standards. This means that some crypto ETFs may be able to list without prior SEC approval. NovaDius stated that the first XRP spot ETF may appear within two weeks.

The weak action happened despite SOL exchange-traded products booking their second strongest weekly inflow on record driven by the new ETFs, CoinShares said.

The post Sui ($SUI) Down 13.1%, Solana ($SOL) Down 7.1%: Digitap ($TAP) is the Only Altcoin Thriving appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. As major altcoins cool off, traders are hunting for strength. This week’s tape shows it clearly: Sui (SUI) is sliding double-digits and Solana (SOL) is weakening, while Digitap ($TAP) is pressing higher inside its live presale. The difference isn’t just price, it’s product.  With the Digitap app live on the Apple App Store and Google Play, capital is rotating from chart-led narratives toward traction-led fintech. If you’re watching SUI and SOL, you should be looking at $TAP, the crypto presale, which is already up by 114% from its initial price. SUI Slides, SOL Softens — What the Charts Signal Next Over the past week, SUI has dropped 13.28%, sliding from around $2.65 to $2.30. The steady string of red candles highlights firm bearish momentum, with the chart now printing lower highs and lower lows.  Solana has also softened, down roughly 7.1% to about $189, as technical indicators signal more short-term pressure. Both tokens seem under pressure as trading volumes ease and investors take profits after months of strong gains. It looks like traders are moving away from these overextended major tokens and shifting their focus toward newer opportunities with higher potential upside. The Linear Regression Curve (LRC) overlay on Solana’s chart confirms a weakening trend, showing price drifting beneath the regression midline, a technical sign that momentum is softening and sellers are regaining control. While these top-tier altcoins cool off, one project is defying gravity — Digitap, a fintech token blending crypto with real-world financial services, is surging ahead. Digitap Bridges Crypto and Banking — Why It Matters Digitap, a revolutionary unified money app blending crypto and fiat, is proving that real-world traction can move markets just as quickly as technical indicators. The project’s presale momentum now coincides with a tangible milestone: the Digitap App going fully live on both…

Solana price prediction has returned to the spotlight as bulls press hard for the $500 mark by the end of this bullrun. With large-scale institutional accumulation and smart money quietly stacking SOL across centralized exchanges, the narrative is clear: this could be the best crypto to buy now for those chasing the next big altcoin