SOL reclaims the area around $100, and the market is starting to eye the $130 target again.
Currently, SOL is trading in a range around $101–105. In the short term, the first truly important level that needs to be broken is $105. If SOL can break above $105 with volume and hold there, some technical analysts believe the next phase could continue to test $110, $120, or even the $130 area. But if it only briefly spikes above $105 and then falls back below $100, that would look more like a false breakout.
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Another notable change is Solana spot ETF fund flows.
On September 16, the Solana ETF recorded about $837,000 in net inflows. Specifically, Bitwise’s BSOL saw inflows of around $2.69 million, while Grayscale’s GSOL saw outflows of about $1.85 million. Overall, the total still remained net inflow.
That figure on its own isn’t particularly extraordinary, but in the current market environment it has meaning.
When both the BTC and ETH ETFs show clear net outflows, yet SOL and XRP can still maintain net inflows, it suggests some capital is starting to seek assets with higher volatility/beta.
However, you also can’t directly interpret this as: “ETF inflows mean SOL must go up.”
What matters is whether the fund flows can continue, and whether SOL can turn $100—from a psychological support level—into a real price support level.
Right now, you can focus on three key levels:
$100 is an important dividing line between bulls and bears.
$105 is the short-term breakout confirmation level.
$110 is a previously clear resistance zone. If SOL can continuously hold above $110 later on, then the $130 target will become much more worthy of the market’s attention.
On the other hand, if SOL falls back below $100—especially if it breaks down further and loses the $97–98 range—this rebound structure would weaken significantly, and the market may return to around $90 to look for support.
So what you really should watch at #sol isn’t just shouting “$130.”
It’s whether $100 can be defended, whether $105 can be broken through, and whether ETF inflows keep coming in.
If these three signals can appear together, SOL’s next leg of the market could become much more interesting. The market changes every day—I'll help you filter out the signals that are truly worth paying attention to, and look at what might happen next 👀
Currently, SOL is trading in a range around $101–105. In the short term, the first truly important level that needs to be broken is $105. If SOL can break above $105 with volume and hold there, some technical analysts believe the next phase could continue to test $110, $120, or even the $130 area. But if it only briefly spikes above $105 and then falls back below $100, that would look more like a false breakout.
Chat room: 查看每日策略
Another notable change is Solana spot ETF fund flows.
On September 16, the Solana ETF recorded about $837,000 in net inflows. Specifically, Bitwise’s BSOL saw inflows of around $2.69 million, while Grayscale’s GSOL saw outflows of about $1.85 million. Overall, the total still remained net inflow.
That figure on its own isn’t particularly extraordinary, but in the current market environment it has meaning.
When both the BTC and ETH ETFs show clear net outflows, yet SOL and XRP can still maintain net inflows, it suggests some capital is starting to seek assets with higher volatility/beta.
However, you also can’t directly interpret this as: “ETF inflows mean SOL must go up.”
What matters is whether the fund flows can continue, and whether SOL can turn $100—from a psychological support level—into a real price support level.
Right now, you can focus on three key levels:
$100 is an important dividing line between bulls and bears.
$105 is the short-term breakout confirmation level.
$110 is a previously clear resistance zone. If SOL can continuously hold above $110 later on, then the $130 target will become much more worthy of the market’s attention.
On the other hand, if SOL falls back below $100—especially if it breaks down further and loses the $97–98 range—this rebound structure would weaken significantly, and the market may return to around $90 to look for support.
So what you really should watch at #sol isn’t just shouting “$130.”
It’s whether $100 can be defended, whether $105 can be broken through, and whether ETF inflows keep coming in.
If these three signals can appear together, SOL’s next leg of the market could become much more interesting. The market changes every day—I'll help you filter out the signals that are truly worth paying attention to, and look at what might happen next 👀
