Solana has regained momentum after its recent pullback, with traders watching the next major price level. Meanwhile, U.S. spot Solana ETFs recorded record daily capital inflows on September 25, while weekly inflows reached one of their strongest totals on record.
As of now, according to CoinMarketCap data, Solana is trading at $124.42, up 3.35% over the past 24 hours and 14.81% over the past week.
SOL Price Eyes $143 Resistance After Reclaiming $117 Support
According to crypto analyst Bitcoin Meraklısı, Solana has completed its recent correction after reaching the $117 target. The analyst said the token is now preparing for another upward move, with $117 serving as a key support level.
If SOL maintains its upward momentum, Bitcoin Meraklısı expects the next target to be the $143 resistance level. This would mark another advance from the current setup, provided the token continues moving higher following its recent correction.
The analyst identified $117 as support and $143 as resistance in the current setup. With the correction apparently complete, attention now shifts to whether SOL can sustain its upward movement and make another push toward the $143 target.
Solana ETFs Set Record With $80M Inflows on September 25
The data from SolanaFloor further shows that U.S. spot Solana ETFs recorded $80 million in net inflows on September 25, marking their largest single-day inflow on record and setting a new daily record for capital entering the products.
Weekly net inflows have now reached $181 million, making the latest weekly total the second-highest on record. The figure reflects the pace of capital entering U.S. spot Solana ETFs during the latest reporting period.
The record daily inflow on September 25 also contributed to the elevated weekly figure, placing the latest ETF performance among the strongest periods recorded for spot Solana investment products.
