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Solana ETFs see $11.3M weekly inflows as $150 target looms

By Estefano Gomez · Published April 27, 2026 · 1 min read · Source: Crypto Briefing
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Solana ETFs reported weekly net inflows of $11.31M, and the Polymarket contract for Solana reaching $150 by April 30 now sits at ? YES.

Market reaction

The Solana Price Predictions for April 2026 market has 6 days until its deadline. The $11.31M in weekly ETF inflows follow previous positive signals, including regulatory classification of Solana as a “digital commodity.” The Solana Price Hit in April market is the related contract tracking whether the $150 level is breached this month.

Why it matters

The ETF inflows represent direct institutional buying pressure. Solana’s classification as a digital commodity removes one layer of regulatory uncertainty that has weighed on other tokens. Together, these factors give traders a concrete reason to price in a higher probability of the $150 target being hit before month-end.

What to watch

The Solana market shows no significant trading activity in the last 24 hours, which may indicate traders are holding positions ahead of further developments. At current levels, a YES share pays $1 if Solana reaches $150 by April 30. Announcements from Solana Labs, the Solana Foundation, or any regulatory updates in the next 6 days could move the contract sharply in either direction.

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