Technical analysis by DEXWireNews about Symbol SOL: Buy recommendation (17 hour ago)

Solana (CRYPTO: SOL ) trades at $127.45 after a sharp 31% decline over the past month, but institutional activity is telling a different story. While retail sentiment weakens, capital continues flowing into newly launched Solana ETFs—creating one of the clearest divergences in the crypto market heading into late 2025. Six U.S. spot Solana ETFs are now live, with issuers including 21Shares, Fidelity, VanEck, Canary Capital, Bitwise, and Grayscale. Fidelity’s FSOL on NYSE Arca quickly captured attention thanks to its staking component, making it the largest traditional asset manager offering staked SOL exposure. 21Shares also added competitive pressure by launching its ETF with a 0.21% fee after securing Cboe approval. Combined ETF holdings now exceed $2 billion, and the inflows haven’t slowed—Solana ETFs recorded $26.2 million in net inflows on November 18, marking the 15th consecutive positive day. Remarkably, these inflows outpaced those of Bitcoin and Ethereum for the week. When institutions accumulate during market selloffs, it often reflects long-term conviction in underlying fundamentals such as Solana’s high throughput, low transaction costs, and increasingly mature ecosystem. Technicals Despite the correction, SOL is testing a major ascending-trendline support that has been respected several times. Price recently dipped into liquidity near $127, a level that has previously marked swing turns. If support holds, the bullish continuation scenario comes into focus. The first target stands at $253, followed by $295. A breakout above both levels would strongly support new all-time highs heading into 2026. If support fails decisively, the next demand zone lies between $110 and $100. A breakdown of that zone increases the probability of a deeper move toward $80. For now, buyers continue defending trend support, keeping the broader structure intact.