$SOL Re-entering at $100
In this round, I’m still treating it as the mainstream altcoin core position.
The price hasn’t yet shown a breakout like ZEC, but Solana’s underlying data has actually been growing all along.
In August, Solana’s highest single-day non-voting transaction volume reached 216 million transactions, with weekly volume hitting 1.32 billion; the RWA scale has already surpassed $4.0 billion, and xStocks’ asset size has exceeded $500 million.
More importantly, there’s institutional capital.
As of the end of August, the cumulative net inflow into nine U.S. Solana ETFs has already reached $1.34 billion, with Bitwise BSOL’s asset size exceeding $1.0 billion.
And the network itself is continuing to speed up—by the end of August, the target Slot Time has dropped to 300ms.
So around $100, the $SOL that I’m looking at isn’t just a one-time altcoin rebound.
Several metrics—ETF capital, on-chain transactions, RWA, and network performance—are all moving upward at the same time.
In this round, I’m still treating it as the mainstream altcoin core position.
The price hasn’t yet shown a breakout like ZEC, but Solana’s underlying data has actually been growing all along.
In August, Solana’s highest single-day non-voting transaction volume reached 216 million transactions, with weekly volume hitting 1.32 billion; the RWA scale has already surpassed $4.0 billion, and xStocks’ asset size has exceeded $500 million.
More importantly, there’s institutional capital.
As of the end of August, the cumulative net inflow into nine U.S. Solana ETFs has already reached $1.34 billion, with Bitwise BSOL’s asset size exceeding $1.0 billion.
And the network itself is continuing to speed up—by the end of August, the target Slot Time has dropped to 300ms.
So around $100, the $SOL that I’m looking at isn’t just a one-time altcoin rebound.
Several metrics—ETF capital, on-chain transactions, RWA, and network performance—are all moving upward at the same time.