Bitcoin and altcoins continue to be negatively impacted by the recent events and statements between the USA and Iran. Today's sharp statements from Trump regarding Iran led to a decline in $BTC and altcoins, and market forecasts from Polymarket for April were also published.
The asset price stands slightly above $84 as of April 1. The coin returned to levels seen in early March after a month of stagnation. Key indicators on the eight-hour chart are forming a structure resembling the situation before a 21% price increase early last month.
Last week, Bitcoin and altcoins showed a strong recovery after the decline that began in October.
The price dynamics of Solana over the past month appear stable. The asset’s quotes declined by only 1.4% over thirty days. However, this consolidation only creates the appearance of market balance. A broader perspective reveals a completely different situation.
It has been calculated how much money investors put into Solana ($SOL)-based ETFs, which were launched in the United States in October 2025.
In the United States, after Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH), spot ETFs on XRP, Solana, and many other altcoins are planned to launch in 2025. While altcoin ETFs are attracting the attention of Wall Street, Bloomberg ETF analyst James Seyffart has revealed investment data related to Solana ETFs.
The price of Solana has remained within a sideways trend for nearly a month. Quotes are compressed inside a narrow horizontal structure, where the price has repeatedly tested support and resistance levels. Prolonged consolidation has led to a significant decline in volatility. As a result, investor behavior is becoming the key factor in determining the direction of the next market impulse.
Bitcoin ($BTC) continues to struggle to recover from the downtrend that began in October, with the latest sell-off pushing the price to around $60,000.
For the first time since January 2, Solana dropped below $130 amid a broader downturn in the crypto market. However, whales remain confident and continue accumulating altcoins.
The largest inflow was recorded by BSOL, a fund managed by Bitwise, which attracted $20.8 million. It was followed by GSOL from Grayscale with $976,370, and FSOL from Fidelity with $1.7 million. All three ETFs are traded on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE).
The cryptocurrency Solana (SOL) is approaching a critical inflection point as price action compresses into a structure with a narrowing apex. After an extended period of consolidation around the $122 support level on higher timeframes, the market is showing clear signs of compression rather than directional movement.
Investment firm VanEck has launched its Solana-based ETF on the Nasdaq exchange, giving institutional investors another way to gain exposure to the cryptocurrency market. Despite the major milestone, SOL remains under heavy pressure.
As of the last trading session on November 11, spot exchange-traded funds (ETFs) based on Solana attracted $7.9 million, marking the 11th consecutive day of positive inflows.
On Monday, November 10, U.S. spot SOL ETFs recorded their tenth straight day of net inflows. According to data from SoSoValue, total net inflows into Solana spot ETFs on Monday amounted to $6.78 million, with $5.92 million flowing into Bitwise’s BSOL and $854,480 into Grayscale’s GSOL.
Exchange-traded funds (ETFs) investing in Bitcoin and Ethereum have recorded capital outflows for the fifth consecutive day, while Solana ETFs have seen six straight days of inflows.
Amid ongoing market uncertainty, a trader with a 100% success rate has once again opened long positions in Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), and Solana (SOL).
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