Solana Experiences Positive Capital Inflows, Hinting at Renewed Investor Confidence
After weeks of sustained capital outflows, Solana (SOL) is starting to attract funds again, signaling a possible turning point for the blockchain.
According to Glassnode, Solana’s 30-day realized capitalization inflows have shifted back into positive territory, growing steadily at about 4–5%. This rate aligns with that of XRP, indicating a comparable level of on-chain demand returning.
The realized cap inflow metric measures the USD value of tokens last moved on-chain, providing a clearer picture of actual capital movements rather than just price changes influenced by speculation.
This renewed inflow suggests that buying interest may be regaining strength, even if Solana’s price hasn’t yet fully reflected the change. Historically, such inflows serve as early indicators of a market bottom or potential recovery as traders begin to re-enter positions.
The current trend could imply that the recent period of capitulation is easing, opening the door for a possible bounce back in Solana’s market performance.
