Solana ETF Inflows Surge as Rothschild and PNC Disclose Holdings

• Institutional holdings of Solana ETFs grow among major financial firms, reflecting stronger confidence.
• SOL price shows short-term weakness, while chart patterns and indicators suggest possible recovery ahead.

Institutional interest in Solana-linked exchange-traded funds has intensified as two major U.S. financial institutions disclose holdings.

Latest filings from the U.S. SEC revealed that Rothschild Investment LLC and PNC Financial Services have added Solana ETFs to their portfolios, signaling growing trust in the blockchain amid broader market pressure.

Rothschild Investment LLC, which manages over $1.5 billion in assets, reported holding 6,000 shares in the Volatility Shares Solana ETF (SOLZ). The position is valued at $132,720 according to the filing. PNC Financial Services, with $569 billion under management, also confirmed the purchase of 1,453 SOLZ shares.

This rise in institutional participation follows growing popularity around Solana ETFs, especially the Bitwise Solana Staking ETF (BSOL), launched on October 28. BSOL’s net inflows, including seed capital, reached around 552 million. 

Large Institutions Increasing Solana Exposure

Bitwise CEO Hunter Horsley said, “more than $500 million in total. It’s clear investors want exposure to Solana.” He added that BSOL gives market participants access to Solana at a lower cost, and confirmed that all assets are fully staked.

The strong demand indicates that investors are pulling funds out of Bitcoin ETFs and redirecting them toward Solana-related products. Many seem attracted to earnings opportunities within Solana’s ecosystem and the growing activity around tokenization. This points to capital moving toward a blockchain that offers higher transaction speed and larger throughput.

These trends suggest that the role of small investors’ speculation in Solana’s growing presence is declining, while investment from large financial institutions appears to be increasing. Rising staking rewards and greater network usage are reinforcing long-term positive expectations, even though volatility in cryptocurrency markets continues.

SOL Price Performance and Market Indicators

Solana (SOL) is currently trading at $163, reflecting a 2.64% drop over the last 24 hours. The Relative Strength Index (RSI) on the daily chart is at 40, suggesting that if sellers continue to put pressure, the price could slide further toward the lower oversold zone.

Technical analysis shows that the token is sitting below key exponential moving averages. The 50-day, 100-day, and 200-day EMAs stand at $188, $190, and $185, pointing toward a short-term bearish trend.

However, the MACD indicator suggests a possible recovery. A buy signal may form once the MACD line crosses above the signal line. If momentum increases, renewed buying interest could emerge in the market.

A falling wedge pattern has also appeared on the one-day chart, a structure often seen before a bullish reversal. If it breaks above the upper resistance line of this pattern, analysts suggest that the price could rise to around $200. This would represent an increase of roughly 22% from the current level.