Solana moved back into the institutional spotlight after spot SOL ETFs recorded five consecutive days of net inflows. On April 21 alone, the products pulled in $3.28 million, following $35.17 million in inflows over the prior week, according to the source material citing Invezz. At the same time, SOL derivatives funding turned positive at 0.0068%, a sign that leveraged longs were once again paying shorts.
At the Washington x Wall Street Summit, Solana Foundation President Lily Liu argued that Solana’s single-layer design fits the settlement infrastructure Wall Street has been waiting for. Her remarks focused on unified liquidity, contrasting that model with fragmented Layer 2 flows, and arrived as institutional products tied to SOL continued to attract capital.
ETF momentum and market signals line up
The source says assets under management across Bitwise BSOL, Fidelity FSOL, and the newly filed Morgan Stanley Solana Trust have climbed above $1 billion. Technical readings cited in the same piece showed RSI at 61 and a positive MACD signal. Solana was listed at $87.91 on April 21, up 3.91% on the day while holding the $80 area after the earlier April decline.
That setup has kept attention on whether SOL can push through $90, then $92, before testing $100. Using the price levels cited in the article, a move from the high-$80 range to $100 would amount to roughly 17% upside.
The original article also centers heavily on Pepeto
A large part of the source article shifts away from Solana and into Pepeto’s presale. It states that Pepeto has raised more than $9.29 million, with the token priced at $0.0000001866 and offering 179% APY for staking. The piece also describes PepetoSwap as a zero-fee exchange, says its cross-chain bridge supports Ethereum, BNB Chain, and Solana, and notes that its modules were reviewed by SolidProof.
Claims in the source about a “confirmed” Binance listing and projected returns of 100x to 300x are presented there as promotional statements. From a straight news perspective, the verifiable points in the material remain the SOL ETF inflow streak, the return of positive funding in derivatives, and Lily Liu’s public comments on Solana’s architecture and liquidity model.