Although Solana has remained relatively slow in its price movements amid the persisting market volatility, its ETF market is experiencing a major rebound as institutional interest appears to be returning.
After several weeks of consistently low capital intake and negative trading days, social analytics platform Santiment has shared data revealing that Solana ETFs have just recorded their biggest inflow in three months.
Solana funds see rising demand
Per the data, Solana ETFs have recorded $8.8 million in net inflows during their latest daily trading session. Notably, this marks the strongest inflow the funds have seen since May 12.
The rebound has drawn attention from the crypto community as it has come after a prolonged period of extremely muted ETF flows, with investors showing little to no interest in the investment product.
While Solana has yet to show a major price move, hovering around the $75 mark, it appears that investor interest in the Solana-based investment product is accelerating even without a major price rally.
Solana lands major milestones
Although the rebound in ETF inflows may not be attributed to its recent price moves, it appears that rising investor interest has been triggered by the ongoing surge in Solana's network activity.
The data further disclosed this, showing that Solana has reached notable milestones in key areas including RWAs, stablecoins, tokenized equities, and perpetual futures.
Amid its impressive network growth, Solana is also set for its upcoming Alpenglow upgrade. This upgrade aims for improved finality of about 150 milliseconds, potentially making transactions settle significantly faster.
U.Today Editorial Team
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