Capital Flow Divergence Strategy: Spot ETF shows net inflows for multiple consecutive days, while the underlying asset’s price is moving sideways or falling. This suggests institutions are absorbing sell pressure from retail investors—it's a signal of accumulation.
SOL’s current price is 119.15, and in the past 24 hours it has risen only 0.2%, with the price staying soft. Meanwhile, Solana spot ETFs have seen net inflows for seven straight trading days; the latest day brought in another $9.65 million, bringing the cumulative total to about $1.23 billion. The price is down, yet money keeps flowing in—this matches the strategy exactly.
Based on the current price, the 115–120 range is the area where capital is likely being absorbed, so you can consider entries in batches. If the ETF turns into continuous net outflows and the price breaks below 110, then the divergence logic would no longer hold. #SOL
SOL’s current price is 119.15, and in the past 24 hours it has risen only 0.2%, with the price staying soft. Meanwhile, Solana spot ETFs have seen net inflows for seven straight trading days; the latest day brought in another $9.65 million, bringing the cumulative total to about $1.23 billion. The price is down, yet money keeps flowing in—this matches the strategy exactly.
Based on the current price, the 115–120 range is the area where capital is likely being absorbed, so you can consider entries in batches. If the ETF turns into continuous net outflows and the price breaks below 110, then the divergence logic would no longer hold. #SOL