Solana (SOL) is drawing a sharper split between weak ‘technical structure’ and steady ‘institutional demand’ after spot ETF inflows accelerated in May even as the token remained pinned in the low-$80 range. Market participants say the stalemate matters because it suggests the current downtrend is being met by longer-horizon accumulation rather than momentum buying—leaving SOL vulnerable to a liquidation-driven dip while also supported by persistent ETF demand.
As of Sunday UTC (May 31), SOL traded at $83.10, up 1.10% over the past 24 hours, according to CoinMarketCap data cited in the… Read more





