Solana (SOL) Continues Sideways Move As Outflows Record $39M

Solana (SOL) has recovered 30% of its price since the Black Monday crash, hovering between the $155-$140 range. Recent reports revealed the Solana-based investment products were among the largest losers last week after registering over $30 million in outflows.

The token continued its sideways trajectory despite the negative net flows and memecoinโ€™s trading activity decline over the week. As a result, SOLโ€™s recent performance was praised by some crypto analysts who deem the cryptocurrency a safe bet.

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Solana ETPs See Record Outflows

CoinSharesโ€™ recent report revealed that last weekโ€™s Exchange-Traded Products (ETPs) net flows registered a positive but โ€œlowโ€ $30 million. The data showed that crypto-based investment products saw minor inflows in the past 7 days, with mixed flows among the providers.

Per the report, the established ETP issuers continued to lose market share to providers of the newer investment products. The crypto fundsโ€™ weekly trading volume also fell to $7.6 billion, dropping nearly 50% from the $19 billion registered the week prior.

Throughout the week, Bitcoin (BTC) saw the largest inflows among the crypto assets, with a $42 million positive net flow. Short-Bitcoin ETFs registered $1 million in outflows on its second consecutive negative week.

Ethereum-based products only registered 10% of the flagship cryptocurrencyโ€™s inflows, recording $4.2 million since August 12. The positive $104 million net flows from new providers were overshadowed by Grayscale Ethereum Trust (ETHE)โ€™s $118 million in outflows.

Nonetheless, Solana investment products had the largest outflow by cryptocurrency after Solana ETPs saw $39 million in negative week flows. 21Shares Solana ETPโ€™s -$37 million ranked third as the largest outflow by investment product last week, only behind ETHE and GBTC.

Flows by crypto asset in the last week. Source: CoinShares

SOL Continue Sideways Trajectory

CoinShareโ€™s report highlighted that Solana ETPsโ€™ negative performance occurred alongside the โ€œsharp decline in trading volume of memecoins, on which it heavily relies.โ€

Data from CoinGecko revealed that Solana-based memecoins saw a 3.7% decline in the last 24 hours, registering a $3.59 billion market cap. Its market activity also displayed a similar 3% decline since Sunday, falling to a daily trading volume of $1.1 billion.

Despite this, the Solana ecosystem has moved sideways over the weekend, hovering between the $243 billion to $245 billion market cap since August 15. SOLโ€™s price also moved between $140 and $155 over the weekend, a range it has maintained since August 12.

Crypto analyst Altcoin Sherpa suggested that the token will see โ€œmore chop and consolidationโ€ in the coming weeks. However, he asserted that the $125-$150 price range is a โ€œgreat place to accumulate SOL.โ€ The analyst also considers the token โ€œis still 1 you can comfortably hold for a while.โ€

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Similarly, Crypto Jelle noted SOLโ€™s recent performance, stating that it is โ€œstill in the same sideways range, while the rest of the market made lower lows.โ€ To the analyst, SOL will take off hard โ€œas soon as Bitcoin finds a bid,โ€ and a new all-time high (ATH) is โ€œvery much on the menu.โ€

As of this writing, SOL is trading at $144, a 1.4% drop in the last 24 hours.

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Solanaโ€™s performance in the biweekly chart. Source: SOLUSDT on TradingView

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