SOL's winter is over and spring is coming? ETF continues to see net inflows, and historical data suggests a potential rebound in January

【Crypto World】In the past month, SOL has fallen about 12%. As we approach the eve of 2026, market sentiment is a bit complicated. However, looking back at history, this timing isn’t necessarily bad news—after a weak December, SOL often experiences a nice reversal in January, with an average return of nearly 59%. This is not baseless. Since its launch, the Solana spot ETF has continued to attract funds, with total assets reaching $755.77 million, never experiencing a net outflow. In the past week alone, net inflows reached $13.14 million, indicating that both institutions and retail investors are voting with real money. Analysts point out that this is not simply a SOL hype issue, but a rational choice by investors for highly liquid cryptocurrencies, rather than casually switching to other coins. Of course, the technical aspect is also interesting. The two-day chart shows signs of bullish divergence, seemingly hinting at a potential reversal. But upon closer inspection, the key moving averages are about to form a bearish crossover, and resistance levels remain significant. The bulls and bears are still tugging, and there are indeed short-term disagreements.