Solana Shows Early Signs of Market Recovery with Positive Realized Cap Inflows
After weeks of sustained outflows, Solana (SOL) is beginning to attract capital once again, signaling a potential revival of investor confidence.
Data from Glassnode reveals that SOL’s 30-day realized cap inflows have turned positive, growing steadily at around 4–5%. This level aligns closely with inflows seen in XRP, marking a notable shift from recent trends.
Though these inflows are modest compared to the heightened activity during December and January, they represent a significant reversal following a lengthy period of realized losses and capital withdrawals. That earlier trend had reflected investor exits and waning conviction in Solana.
Realized cap inflow measures the actual USD value of coins as they move on-chain, helping to differentiate genuine capital movements from speculative price swings. This metric offers clearer insight into where investors are deploying their funds.
For Solana, a return to positive realized cap inflows suggests renewed buying interest, even if price movements have yet to fully capture this change.
Such inflows often act as a leading indicator, implying that some traders may be positioning themselves for a rebound—or at least signaling that the phase of capitulation might be nearing its end.
