Institutions continue to buy! Ethereum ETF posts four consecutive gains, with Solana and XRP becoming new favorites

HashBard · 2026-01-16T20:20:09+00:00

Recently, the crypto market spot funds have continued to see inflows, with Ethereum and Bitcoin both performing positively, recording net inflows of $164 million and $100 million respectively. Solana and XRP have also attracted investments, indicating increased market attention. Solana is currently trading at $143.34, with analysts focusing on the technical resistance level at $147, which is expected to have the potential for further upward movement.

HashBard

2026-01-16 20:20:09

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【Crypto World】In recent trading days, the inflow data of spot funds in the crypto market has been quite interesting. Ethereum has seen positive inflows for four consecutive days, with a daily inflow of $164 million, indicating that institutional enthusiasm remains quite stable. Bitcoin’s performance is also solid, with four consecutive days of gains, net inflow of $100 million the previous day.

However, the recent capital increase is not only focused on BTC and ETH. Spot funds for Solana and XRP have also attracted significant funds, with inflows of $8.94 million and $17.06 million respectively. This indicates that market attention is no longer solely on Bitcoin, and interest in the entire crypto ecosystem is clearly heating up.

Speaking of Solana, its current trading price is at $143.34. Analysts are paying close attention to the $147 level — a relatively clear technical resistance. Once this level is broken, it could challenge $155 or even higher prices. This upward trend is worth continued observation.

ETH0,18%

SOL1,86%

XRP0,04%

BTC0,07%

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MetaverseVagrant

· 8h ago

Institutions are really accumulating, four consecutive bullish days, this wave looks comfortable SOL will take off once it breaks 147, witness history then The inflow of XRP during that wave is quite interesting, are mainstream coins about to rotate? ETH's data is really stable, no wonder big players are lurking The crypto market is rotating, the profit-taking effect is coming SOL, go for it, whether it breaks 147 or not depends on these few days ETH has four consecutive bullish days, none of the institutions are innocent The entire ecosystem is heating up, it's no longer just the era of BTC XRP suddenly attracting funds, is this premeditated? Is this wave really rising or just a trap? Let's wait and see

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unrekt.eth

· 8h ago

Institutions' recent entry has been quite aggressive. ETH has been experiencing four consecutive days of net inflow, and it's really hard to hold on. If SOL breaks 147, it needs to push to 155. This time, it's not just about cutting leeks; there are real major players accumulating positions. XRP is also rising? Looks like it's not just a BTC and ETH game anymore.

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UnruggableChad

· 8h ago

Institutions are really piling up, ETH four consecutive positive days with 160 million in a day... This rhythm doesn't seem right. Can Sol 147 break through? It feels like big players are all waiting at this level. Mainstream coins are all rising, but I still only favor a few; others are just along for the ride. XRP is alive again this round; this coin really knows how to stir things up. ETH's inflow data is indeed strong, but institutions bottom-fishing and retail investors getting trapped still need a limit-up to complete the move.

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GasSavingMaster

· 9h ago

Institutions are really starting to diversify their investments, no longer all in on BTC. This is the real signal. Once Solana breaks through 147, look for 155. This move definitely has rhythm. The inflow into XRP is also quite interesting. Small coins making a comeback?

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