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Market data from January 15th sent a clear signal: institutional funds continue to increase their positions. The Ethereum spot ETF saw a net inflow of $164 million on that day, marking the fourth consecutive day of positive inflows, indicating that major institutions' confidence in the Ethereum ecosystem remains strong. Bitcoin ETF performance is similarly stable, with a net inflow of $100 million on the previous trading day, maintaining a four-day streak of gains.
Interestingly, this wave of capital isn't solely focused on BTC and ETH. Spot ETFs for Solana and XRP also attracted significant funds—Solana saw an inflow of $8.94 million, and XRP received $17.06 million. This somewhat reflects an expanding appetite for crypto assets in the market, moving beyond Bitcoin's dominance.
From a price perspective, Solana is currently trading at $143.34. Analysts specifically highlight the $147 level as a key resistance point—considered a recent critical barrier. Once this level is broken, bulls may target $155 or even higher. The subsequent trend warrants ongoing attention.
Sol is about to break through 147, time to place another bet
But this XRP data is a bit interesting, rotation is coming
Can SOL break 147 this time? It looks uncertain.
XRP is also gaining popularity. It feels like this round is no longer just BTC's party.
147 is the hurdle; only a break will bring hope. For now, we're still watching.
Large capital inflows are different; ETF data doesn't lie.