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Solana has powered ahead in the altcoin market demonstrating a remarkable performance this year, with a surge in its native SOL token by over 465% since the year’s inception. Investment products associated with Solana have been witnessing a major surge of interest from institutional investors. Consequently, inflows are now exceeding $135 million this year. It’s evident that these developments have caught institutional investors’ eyes since Solana has shown substantial inflow growth compared to other cryptocurrencies, excluding Bitcoin, in the last week.
Digital asset investment funds have highlighted a significant inflow to Bitcoin, with a total of $155 million out of the $176 million in total last week alone; according to CoinShares. Reflecting the last eight weeks, inflows represent 3.4% of the total assets under management. This makes the inflows totalling $1.32 billion over this year, despite the contribution being lower than that of 2021 and 2020, which saw inflows of $10.7 billion and $6.6 billion respectively. Ethereum, in contrast, has suffered with weekly inflows dropping by a drastic 93.27% from $49.1 million to a mere $3.3 million. Nevertheless, Solana’s inflows managed to register a nearly 10% increase from $12.4 million to $13.6 million.
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