2026-01-11 11:30:18

#美国非农就业数据未达市场预期 Solana enters the crossroads of 2026, and market signals are changing dramatically.

On-chain data reveals many clues——Solana's daily trading volume has already reached more than 8 times that of similar competing networks. What does this number itself indicate? The activity of large investors and institutions is clearly increasing. You can feel that funds are quietly entering the market, especially those large orders, which are driving the overall market temperature step by step.

The US spot ETF market is also not calming down. Since launching in December 2025, funds have continued to flow in, and this positive inflow pattern has persisted for some time. In simple terms, institutions and mainstream investors are voting with real money.

But there is a question that needs to be carefully considered: what is the basis of this growth? Is it sustainable? The downward pressure on prices cannot be ignored either. Whales entering the market and ETFs attracting institutional funds are certainly positive signals, but if market sentiment reverses, these could all become catalysts for accelerated declines.

In 2026, will Solana continue to grow steadily, or will it hit a ceiling? The correlation among $SOL, $BTC, and $ETH also hints that the overall market trend is the decisive factor. The key is whether this wave of institutional funds can evolve into long-term holdings rather than short-term arbitrage.

SOL5,07%

BTC4,53%

ETH7,39%

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BearMarketSurvivor

· 13h ago

Institutional entry sounds great, but I still think this might just be the last dance before a big wipeout... ETF capital inflows look good, but what about real underlying applications?

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RugpullAlertOfficer

· 01-11 11:59

Institutional entry sounds bullish, but don't forget how the last ETF craze ended.

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NftRegretMachine

· 01-11 11:58

Institutional entry is indeed quite grand, but I have to question the figure of 8 times the trading volume... Is it really demand or just accumulation?

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CryptoComedian

· 01-11 11:58

Average daily trading volume 8 times higher? Sounds impressive, but when it comes to dumping, this data becomes a suicide indicator. Whales entering the market are mainly for bottom-fishing, not to take over the position. Everyone should be aware of this.

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WhaleSurfer

· 01-11 11:48

An 8x trading volume sounds impressive, but the real question is whether these institutions are here to take over or to bottom fish? --- The ETF capital influx... honestly, it's a bit虚虚的. Once macro conditions change, it can reverse and cause a sharp sell-off in minutes. --- Active whales are a good sign, but I'm more concerned about when they'll run away haha. --- Sustainability is actually a pseudo-topic. As long as BTC is still volatile, the entire ecosystem will have to follow along and get sacrificed. --- Right now, SOL is betting on a shift in Federal Reserve policy. With non-farm payroll data so weak, it will have to catch up sooner or later. --- Short-term arbitrage turning into long-term holding? Dream on. These institutions don't hold back when it comes to cutting into retail investors. --- An average daily trading volume 8 times higher but the price is still sluggish... What does that mean? Someone is secretly offloading.

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Tokenomics911

· 01-11 11:39

Institutional entry is indeed attractive, but I always feel that this wave of ETF funds isn't that pure. It's hard to say whether it's just another attempt to harvest retail investors...

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