Solana Surges Past XRP in ETF Inflows, Eyes $100 Threshold

Solana's (SOL) ETF inflows have surged past those of XRP, with daily inflows reaching $20 million. This marks a significant technical breakout for SOL, which has been gaining momentum in recent sessions.

According to fund-flow data, Solana products recorded roughly $33.49 million in one-day net inflows, surpassing XRP's $13.82 million. This puts SOL ahead by about $19.67 million for the session.

However, when looking at longer-term data, XRP still leads overall with about $1.57 billion in cumulative net inflows compared to Solana's $1.22 billion. Additionally, XRP ETFs have amassed about $1.44 billion in net assets, while SOL has about $1.21 billion.

Solana's price movement is particularly noteworthy, having broken through its major moving averages and rising from the mid-$70 range to around $100. The asset is currently trying to establish itself above the psychologically significant $100 threshold after clearing the long-term average at $89.45.