Solana (SOL) is back in focus after extending a sharp early-May rebound, a move that market participants are increasingly linking to renewed ‘whale’ accumulation and fresh inflows into U.S.-listed spot Solana ETF products. The rally matters because it suggests risk appetite is returning to large-cap altcoins at a time when liquidity is selectively rotating across the market rather than lifting all tokens equally.
SOL climbed 6.5% on May 9 to around $93.71, its highest level since March 18. As of May 10 at 10:57 pm ET, Solana was trading near $92.95, down slightly over the prior 24 hours but… Read more





