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Solana ETFs saw $35M in inflows this week as the US-Iran ceasefire approaches expiration. Odds for Solana reaching $150 by April 30 remain firmly bullish on the April 30 market.
Market reaction
The ceasefire is set to expire on April 22 with no extension in sight, and traders are treating Solana as either a hedge or a speculative play around geopolitical risk. The $35M in inflows point to strong bullish sentiment, with the April 30 contract drawing the most activity as traders position around a possible break beyond $150.
Why it matters
Weekly inflows of $35M into Solana ETFs are a clear bullish signal. With 12 days left, the $150 target is the key resistance level traders are watching. The ETF demand runs counter to the geopolitical uncertainty tied to the ceasefire’s end, suggesting buyers see Solana as attractive precisely because of that backdrop.
On the capital side, these inflows represent real commitment, not just speculative churn. The depth of these markets means a single whale could move prices, but the breadth of the current inflows points to wider participation. A YES share at current odds could pay out substantially if Solana hits $150 by month’s end.
What to watch
Any escalation or resolution in the US-Iran situation could shift market sentiment quickly. Major announcements from Solana Labs would also affect price action and contract pricing.
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