Solana maintains $1,45 billion in ETF flows while the price targets $100.

• Solana ETF registers $1,45 billion in inflows.
• Solana tests technical breakout and targets $100 resistance.
• Institutional investors maintain demand for Solana.

Solana has returned to investors' radar after data indicated strong institutional demand and technical signals suggesting a possible continuation of the asset's price increase. Even after periods of volatility, inflows into ETFs linked to Solana remain high, while the chart shows a structure that could pave the way for a move towards $100.

Data shared by Bloomberg Intelligence shows that Solana's spot ETFs accumulated approximately $1,45 billion in inflows as of March 2, 2026. The chart indicates a consistent inflow trajectory since July of last year, with a significant increase between the end of October and the end of November.

At the beginning of this period, accumulated inflows were close to US$0,41 billion on October 23, 2025. Since then, the inflow curve has continued to advance gradually, even during times when the price of SOL experienced significant declines.

ETF analyst Eric Balchunas pointed out that the Solana ETF has depreciated by about 57% since its launch in July. Even so, the funds have not suffered a significant outflow of capital, something considered unusual in products linked to volatile assets.

This behavior suggests that some investors maintained positions or continued to increase their exposure to the asset during the correction periods. Typically, sharp drops in an asset's price tend to cause a reduction in ETF flows, but the data indicates a different dynamic in the case of Solana.

Another point observed by the analyst is the significant presence of institutional investors. Approximately 50% of the assets under management in these ETFs belong to filers on Form 13F, a document used by institutional managers to disclose their positions to the SEC. This indicates that professional funds have a relevant share of the investor base.

Meanwhile, the price behavior is also attracting the attention of traders. According to an analysis shared by Trader Tardigrade, the four-hour chart shows that Solana has managed to break out of a consolidation range that had been limiting the asset's movement.

For several sessions, the price remained fluctuating between approximately US$75 and US$90. The lower region acted as consistent support, while the upper part acted as a short-term barrier.

The breakout of this technical structure pushed the price above the sideways range, and subsequently, the asset returned to test the old resistance. This retest movement is seen by analysts as a decisive moment to confirm the continuation of the trend.

If the price manages to hold support above the broken line, the technical scenario maintains room for a new attempt at advancement. In this context, the US$100 level reappears as the next area of ​​interest on the Solana chart.