#比特币对比代币化黄金 Yesterday while monitoring the market, I noticed a detail: Solana spot ETF saw a single-day inflow of $15.68 million, with over $12 million coming from just one asset management company's product. At first glance, this number seems pretty impressive, but honestly, looking at a single day's inflow doesn't mean much—the key is whether this momentum can be sustained for several consecutive weeks.

Back to the price itself, $SOL is currently hovering around the $132 level. Checking the candlestick chart and indicators, short-term momentum does look a bit weak, and the $140 mark is a clear resistance level. If it can break through with significant volume, in theory, there's a chance to test the $150–$160 range. On the flip side, if the $130 support doesn't hold, it's highly likely to drop to the $120 support level.

My own view is fairly conservative: the whole market is taking a wait-and-see approach, so expecting SOL to run up on its own with a big green candle isn't very realistic. The ETF capital inflow does serve as a bottom signal, but it's not enough to justify going all in. If you already have a position, just keep a close eye on how it performs around $140; if you're looking to open a new position, it's better to wait until the trend is clearer—either buy in batches if it pulls back to the support zone, or chase after a confirmed breakout.

Ultimately, the market has been pretty volatile lately, and position management is much more important than trying to predict price direction. Don't get carried away by single-day data—steady and disciplined trading is the key to long-term success.