Solana Price Prediction: ETF Inflows Surge While Price Dips – Do Insiders Know Something?

The Solana price has dropped by 4% in the past hour, with its current price of $127 marking a 7% loss in a week and a 9.5% decline in the past month.

SOL has suffered along with the wider market, which did enjoy something of a bounce around Tuesday and Wednesday, as the Fed cut interest rates by 0.25%.

However, the overriding mood is still negative and uncertain, given that the Fed has also suggested that 2026 may not bring so many cuts.

This may seem disappointing, but the Solana price prediction remains very positive over the medium- and long-term, with ETF data showing an increase in interest in SOL over recent days.

Solana Price Prediction: ETF Inflows Surge While Price Dips – Do Insiders Know Something?

Looking at the daily data from London-based Farside Investors, Solana ETFs actually brought some positive news last week.

On Tuesday December 9, total inflows into all Solana ETFs reached $16.6 million, the second-highest figure in December so far.

Inflows were actually positive for last week as a whole, reaching a total of $35 million for the five weekdays.

And if we look at some longer-term data from CoinShares, we see that Solana-based funds have attracted $3.39 billion in inflows across the year to date, with SOL behind only Bitcoin and Ethereum.

In other words, demand for Solana remains very good, despite the difficulties the crypto market has experienced in recent months.

And if we look at the Solana price chart today, we see that it may be close to a breakout.

Most notably, its price has been trading within a pennant that is about to converge to a breakout point, while its main indicators – the RSI (yellow) and MACD (orange, blue) – are also about to turn positive for the first time in months.

The Solana price could therefore have a very positive end to the year, and given the coin’s enviable fundamentals, 2026 could also be very kind to its fortunes.

Indeed, Solana remains the second-biggest platform (in terms of total value locked) by a comfortable margin, while it also continues to sign important partnerships.

And if more Solana ETFs likely to launch in the coming weeks, the Solana price could reach $200 again by the end of the year, and $300 by Q2 2026.

Bitcoin Hyper Raises $29.5 Million As It Prepares to Launch Killer L2 App

As good as Solana continues to look, investors may also want to diversify into smaller and newer tokens, so as to widen their exposure to potential gains.

Such a strategy should also include some allocation for presale tokens, since these can rally strongly when they list for the first time, outpacing the market.

One presale coin with a good chance of doing well is Bitcoin Hyper ($HYPER), a token that’s about to launch a layer-two network for Bitcoin using Solana’s tech.

Given the potential of such a platform, it may come as no surprise to hear that Bitcoin Hyper has raised $29.5 million in its ongoing sale.

This figure is likely to continue rising, with a few weeks left to go before the sale ends and HYPER lists.

Fundamentally, Bitcoin Hyper is exciting because it will provide Bitcoin with its first fully fledged L2, since the Lightning Network is more of a payment channel.

It will make use of Solana’s Virtual Machine, giving it a level of scalability, speed and security that other L2s may lack.

It also employs zero-knowledge proofs, again enhancing its scalability, while also adding a layer of privacy.

Such fundamentals make Bitcoin Hyper an exciting prospect, with investors able to join the sale for its native token by going to the project’s official website.

HYPER is currently available at $0.013425, although this will rise again later today.

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