Will a Spot ETF Pump Solana ($SOL)?

Today, we’ll continue looking at factors that drive Solana towards its spot ETF. To conclude, we’ll answer the question: Will an ETF pump Solana?

Today, we continue looking at factors that drive Solana towards its spot ETF.

To conclude, we’ll answer the question: Will an ETF pump Solana? Here is the first part.

Two More Factors for Solana’s Spot ETF

The first factor here would be aspects of decentralization, which include the Nakamoto Coefficient, Staking Requirements, and CCData Governance Rating. Solana performed well in these, which gives it a score of 0.4.

Below is a comparison of Solana amongst other projects. We can see that Solana did well by placing #2, only behind Ethereum.

The next factor here is demand. Aspects of demand include Market Indicators, Assets Under Management (AUM), and different Activity Metrics. Solana has a demand score of 0.7. Again, it fares well amongst its peers, ranking #2 behind Ethereum.

Looking at decentralization and demand, it seems likely and logical that Solana will be the third crypto to have its spot ETF. But will having an ETF lead to an increase in $SOL’s price? Let’s find out in the next section.

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Impact on $SOL From a Spot ETF

To answer this question, let’s check BTC’s own ETF listing and its resulting impact on $BTC. Back then, $BTC experienced a 2.3x increase from $27,000 to $63,000 after its spot ETF was listed. Naturally, $SOL could follow along this path as well.

However, it would be unfair to assume that a $SOL ETF would bring in as many inflows as $BTC. With that, there can be 3 scenarios based on a bear, base, and bull case:

Note: The above calculations take into account $SOL’s smaller market cap.

Current Price Action

The SOL/USDT chart is quite bullish. The 119 support is often revisited and held. This means with a positive sentiment, SOL can retest the $204 resistance. $120 is a good entry for the short term.

The SOL/ETH chart is even more bullish. The range is quite strong, and the price action is good for a pump to 0.056 level.

Should We Buy SOL?

If you hold Ethereum (EVM L1 or EVM L2) and SUI (another non-EVM L1), you do not need to rush to SOL. But, if you do not hold any L1s, then SOL should be a great pick. The downside is minimal, and the upside is good.

$120 can be a good entry and any price below $100 is for DCAing and getting decent bags. Voila! That does it! To conclude, we are pretty bullish on a $SOL ETF. But then again, nothing is certain, especially in the crypto world. So, manage your risk accordingly!

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