Solana ETF inflows rise as traders eye SOL rally to $120
Solana ETFs recorded their strongest weekly inflows since February as SOL futures open interest climbed nearly 30%, with traders watching for a possible move to $120.
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Solana ETFs recorded their strongest weekly inflows since February as SOL futures open interest climbed nearly 30%, with traders watching for a possible move to $120.
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