Key Developments in Solana's Asset Landscape
In November, Solana attracted $460 million in assets from other blockchains, including over $300 million from Ethereum, reflecting a substantial liquidity shift, according to SolanaFloor.
This movement highlights Solana’s rising significance in decentralized finance and tokenized assets, despite Ethereum experiencing notable outflows amid the shift.
Solana Draws Institutional Attention with Substantial Influx
Institutional investors have markedly redirected funds to Solana, both accumulating through ETFs such as Bitwise’s BSOL and Grayscale’s GSOL, highlighting Solana’s broader market acceptance. SolanaFloor monitoring recorded $45.7 million in daily ETF inflows, with over $600 million in total by late November.
This influx follows a broader institutional interest in Solana, bolstered by Anatoly Yakovenko's advocacy for Solana's capabilities.
"Our focus remains on pushing Solana's high-performance capabilities for DeFi and tokenization, as evident by the substantial institutional interest we've seen recently." — Anatoly Yakovenko, Founder and CEO, Solana Labs
Price and Activity Metrics Highlight Growing Market Influence
Solana saw a 400% rise in Total Value Locked (TVL) in 2025, highlighting steady institutional interest despite volatile price movements.
As of December 4, 2025, Solana’s price stood at $143.06, with a market cap of $80.08 billion and a trading volume of $5.14 billion, reflecting a decrease of 26.75% in 24-hour activity. The price changes over the past 90 days show a decline, illustrating market volatility.
Coincu research team suggests that institutional inflows and regulatory acceptance of ETFs signal Solana’s expanding influence. With increased TVL and active user metrics, Solana continues to bolster its stance in the global DeFi landscape.