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With over 12% gain in the last 7 days, $SOL could be gearing up for a massive uptrend in coming days/weeks as momentum builds from Morgan Stanley filing Solana ETF and accumulating ahead while also earning extra $BGB from crazy 48H event is the smartest choice.

$BTC Bitcoin ETFs roar into 2026 Spot BTC ETFs pulled $697M on Day 2, pushing $1.1B inflows in the first two trading days of 2026. Analysts cite a “clean-slate effect” as leverage resets and institutions step back in. ETH ETFs added $168M, SOL ETFs extended a 20-day inflow streak, and supply is being quietly absorbed. Institutions are back — and momentum is rebuilding.

Wall Street doubles down on crypto. Morgan Stanley has filed S-1s for spot Bitcoin and Solana ETFs, signaling rising institutional demand for regulated crypto exposure in 2026. With $1.1B already flowing into spot BTC ETFs this year and access to 19M+ Morgan Stanley clients, approval could unlock meaningful new inflows for BTC and SOL. Traditional finance isn’t watching crypto anymore — it’s building it.

I noiced Crazy 48H (Phase 18) is running right now, so I took another look at how $SOL is behaving within this kind of short, compressed trading window. From a structure standpoint, the chart is fairly clear. The $120 level has acted as a base, and price has moved back toward the $145–$153 zone. That area stands out as a decision range. Acceptance above it would suggest improving strength, while rejection would keep the move corrective and open the door for another rotation lower. Because of that, I’m approaching SOL without a fixed directional view. I’m more focused on reaction than anticipation. How price responds at resistance matters more to me than trying to predict the outcome ahead of time. Short-duration phases like this tend to amplify behavior rather than change structure, which makes them useful for observation. For now, I’m treating this as a read on price behavior, not a conviction trade, and letting the market show its hand first.

$SOL The narrative that Solana is merely a high-throughput casino for speculative tokens is officially dead. Data released by the foundation paints a picture of a network that has successfully pivoted from "degen" playground to sustainable financial infrastructure. According to the foundation's annual report released on 6 Jan, the network has successfully pivoted from a "degen" playground to sustainable financial infrastructure. Memecoin trading volume actually fell by 10% year on year to $482bn. In its place, a real economy has emerged, driven by stablecoin settlements and high-velocity commerce. The revenue machine The most striking metric in the report is network revenue (REV), which hit $1.4bn. This represents a 48-fold increase over the last two years. For the first time, this places Solana in the same economic weight class as Ethereum in terms of fee generation. It challenges the long-held belief that Solana’s low-fee design would prevent it from becoming economically sustainable. This revenue is not just coming from spam or bot activity. The network processed 33bn non-voting transactions and saw daily active wallets jump 50% to 3.2mn. The median transaction fee dropped to $0.0011. This proves that elasticity works: You can lower costs for the user and still raise aggregate revenue if the volume is there. Infrastructure over speculation The stablecoin data further support the "adult in the room" narrative. Supply on the network more than doubled to $14.8bn, while total transfer value hit $11.7tn. This is a sevenfold increase since 2023. This indicates that Solana is being used for settlement rather than just speculation. When you see $11.7tn in value transfer coincide with a 10% drop in memecoin volume, you are looking at a clear rotation of capital. The "tourist" money that chased dog coins in 2024 has been replaced or joined by payment flows and DeFi utility. Institutional grade Even the decentralized exchange landscape is maturing. While total volume surged 57% to $1.5tn, the infrastructure is consolidating around professional-grade platforms. Twelve exchanges pushed over $10bn in volume each, and aggregators handled nearly $1tn alone. Applications built on Solana generated $2.39bn in revenue, a 46% increase year on year. Seven specific applications generated over $100mn individually. The takeaway is clear: Solana has built a cash-flow-positive economy that functions at a scale Ethereum’s mainnet cannot match without complex Layer 2 solutions. The beta phase is over.