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🚀 Solana ETFs Just Had Their Biggest Inflow Day of 2026 💰 Solana ETFs recorded $33.5 million in inflows in a single day, the largest daily figure of 2026. Cumulative Solana ETF inflows have now reached around $1.22 billion, with the inflow streak extending to five consecutive days. ⚡️ What makes this more interesting is the network activity behind SOL. Solana processed a record 4.2 billion transactions in July, up from 3.23 billion in June. At the same time, tokenized real-world assets on the network reached more than $38 billion in market cap. 📊 Still, there is a catch: Solana's ETF inflows remain much smaller than Ethereum's. SOL also needs to break above the 0.04 level against ETH to confirm stronger relative momentum. 🔥 The key signal: If institutional inflows continue while Solana’s on-chain activity keeps expanding, ETF demand could be shifting from pure speculation toward a more fundamental investment thesis.

🪙 Bitcoin buyers are back — but $67K is the real test ➡️ Bitcoin is showing signs of renewed demand as buyers return to the market. BTC is trading around $65,000, but the recovery is approaching a major resistance zone that could determine whether this move develops into something bigger. 📈 The first major hurdle sits around $65K–$67K, where many recent buyers could be looking to exit around breakeven. That creates additional selling pressure just above the current price. 💰 On the bullish side, ETF inflows and HODLer accumulation are supporting demand. Recent ETF flows have helped strengthen the recovery narrative, but on-chain data still suggests that Bitcoin needs significantly more spot demand to absorb the overhead supply. 🎯 If BTC manages to break and hold above $67K, the next major resistance area could be around $72K. Until then, the market remains in a battle between returning buyers and investors waiting to sell into strength.