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CryptoMediumUpdated×2•Originally published 6 March 2026•Updated 7 March 2026•
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Solana ETFs Defy Price Slump with Strong Support from 13F Institutional Filers

Key Facts

1Solana ETFs have seen $1.5 billion in inflows since their launch in July 2025.
2SOL price has fallen 57% since the ETF launch, with the asset testing critical support at $80.
3Bloomberg analyst Eric Balchunas described the performance as 'defying physics' due to the divergence between inflows and price action.

Solana ETFs have secured $1.5 billion in inflows since July 2025, outperforming Bitcoin ETFs in relative terms despite a 57% price decline. New data reveals that approximately 50% of these assets are held by 13F filers, confirming that major institutions are the primary drivers of demand. Crucially, most of the invested capital has remained within the funds despite the sharp price drop, signaling a committed long-term investment strategy. Bloomberg analyst Eric Balchunas noted that this resilience "defies physics," especially given the "unlucky" timing of the launch amidst broader market volatility. While the SOL token tests critical support at $80, the high concentration of institutional holders provides a significant buffer against retail-led panic. This trend highlights a fundamental shift toward regulated vehicles for long-term positioning, moving away from speculative "fast-money" trading patterns.