Crypto Inflows Hit $224M as Solana Holds $80, Eyes Rebound

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Crypto inflows hit $224 million last week as digital asset products attracted renewed interest, per CoinShares data. XRP led with $119.6 million in inflows, Bitcoin added $107.3 million. Solana saw $34.9 million in inflows, holding steady at $80, a key level for crypto price movement. Ethereum, meanwhile, posted $52.8 million in outflows. Analysts see $80 as a pivot for Solana, with potential to rebound toward $120–150 if the level holds.

Digital asset investment products recorded a modest recovery in sentiment last week. However, flows remained uneven across regions and assets. According to CoinShares data, investors allocated $224 million in net inflows, signaling cautious optimism.

Besides that, macroeconomic data and geopolitical signals shaped market direction. Stronger retail sales later in the week triggered a shift in risk appetite. Consequently, some investors reduced exposure and caused late-week outflows.

Switzerland led global activity with $157.5 million in inflows. Germany followed with $27.7 million, while Canada recorded $11.2 million.

Additionally, the United States ranked third with $27.5 million in inflows. This distribution shows a shift in regional leadership. European investors played a stronger role in shaping last week’s flows. Hence, global demand did not depend solely on the U.S. market.

XRP and Bitcoin drive inflow leadership

XRP dominated inflows with $119.6 million, marking its strongest performance since December 2025. These inflows pushed XRP’s year-to-date total to $159 million.

Significantly, XRP now represents about 7% of assets under management in these products. This trend highlights renewed institutional interest in the asset.

Bitcoin followed with $107.3 million in inflows. However, monthly flows remain negative at $145 million. Moreover, short-Bitcoin products attracted $16 million in inflows. This suggests a divided outlook among investors. Some market participants expect continued downside, while others position for recovery.

Solana also recorded steady inflows of $34.9 million. This performance reflects consistent demand throughout the year. Consequently, Solana now represents about 10% of assets under management in these products.

Ethereum, however, lagged behind. It recorded $52.8 million in outflows, making it the only major asset with negative year-to-date flows.

Solana Price Structure Signals Key Decision Zone

Solana trades near $80, showing a daily decline of 2.46% and a weekly drop of 2.70%. Its market capitalization stands near $45.9 billion, supported by a circulating supply of 570 million tokens. Additionally, the asset continues to consolidate after a broader downtrend.

According to analyst Crypto_R0D, Solana remains within a wide trading range. The price previously rejected the $240–260 resistance zone.

Hence, the structure now reflects lower highs and weakening momentum. Currently, $80 acts as a critical pivot level. If the price holds this area, a rebound toward $120–150 becomes possible.

However, a breakdown below $80 could trigger a deeper correction. Consequently, the $50–60 range may act as a stronger accumulation zone. This level aligns with historical demand and long-term support. Besides, it presents a more favorable risk-reward setup for long-term positioning.

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