Crypto ETFs See $1.3B Inflow as Solana Stays Near $100

Global crypto ETFs recorded a weekly inflow of $1.3 billion (approximately 1.75 trillion won), extending six consecutive weeks of net inflows. Solana (SOL) has been trading near $100, showing a divergence from the ETF capital flow trends. The Kobeissi Letter reported last week's crypto ETF inflow at $130 million, following $3.3 billion (approximately 4.45 trillion won) the previous week. Cumulative inflows over six weeks total $6.8 billion (approximately 9.16 trillion won). BlackRock's Bitcoin ETF (IBIT) saw $3.4 billion (approximately 4.58 trillion won) in weekly inflows during the same period.

Weekly average inflows reached $1.5 billion (approximately 220.5 billion won), marking the highest level since November 2025. The broader market, however, moved in a different direction from ETF flows. CoinGecko reported that the total crypto market capitalization decreased by 0.79% to $2.63 trillion (approximately 354.26 trillion won). Bitcoin (BTC) traded near $77,000, Ethereum (ETH) around $2,478, and XRP above $1.40.

Solana's spot ETF saw a net inflow of $11.01 million (approximately 14.8 billion won) on September 14 alone. SolanaFloor ETF trackers reported $7.1 million (approximately 9.6 billion won) flowing into Bitwise BSOL and $3.91 million (approximately 5.3 billion won) into Grayscale GSOL. The total net assets of all Solana spot ETF products amounted to $1.46 billion (approximately 1.97 trillion won), with trading volume at $68.08 million (approximately 9.17 billion won).

CoinGecko highlighted a key support level at $100 on Solana's four-hour chart, suggesting that breaking above $110 could signal further strength, while resistance would be seen around $120. A failure to hold $100 might see the next support at $95. These technical levels are based on CoinGecko's analysis and do not constitute a price prediction.

ETF inflows represent cumulative net flows across multiple products and assets, whereas individual coin prices reflect both direct market activity for that asset and broader market trends. Therefore, it is difficult to determine Solana's short-term direction solely from total ETF inflow data. Additionally, the U.S. Senate scheduled a procedural vote on the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act (H.R.3633) on September 15 at 2:15 PM EDT (September 16 at 3:15 AM KST). This vote is not for final passage but to begin debate, requiring 60 votes to pass; with 53 Republican senators supporting, an additional seven Democratic or independent votes would be needed. The final outcome of this procedural vote was not yet confirmed as per official Senate records.