The post Solana News: SOL Faces Sharp Drop As ETF Strength Fails To Support Price appeared com. Solana has fallen to its lowest point in five months as ETF inflows slow, derivatives data weaken and technical signals show shaky support levels. Solana is now facing a tough stretch as its price loses ground despite steady ETF inflows. Recent market action shows that it is facing weak recovery attempts as traders reduce risk exposure across spot and derivatives markets. Sentiment has turned cautious so far, as the price tests levels last seen five months ago. ETF Strength Slows While Selling Pressure Builds Solana ETFs started strong and drew inflows for thirteen straight days. That streak showed clear interest from institutions during the first weeks of trading. Data from SoSoValue shows that the group added $1. 49 million on Thursday. This brings the total to about $370 million since launch. Total assets now sit above $533 million. Thursday saw the weakest figure since the launch on October 28. The Bitwise Solana ETF was the only product that logged inflows that day. The softer figure matches the broader market tone. Bitcoin ETFs lost $866 million on the same day. This marks their second-worst session since launch. Ether ETFs also lost $259. 2 million and saw two straight days of sharp outflows. The weaker ETF numbers now show lower appetite across funds. Market stress often shows up first through outflows or soft inflows and the same pattern now appears in Solana’s price action. Solana Breaks Long-Term Support As Price Slips SOL fell more than 34% across two weeks and touched $142 on Friday. This marks its lowest point since late June. The drop also broke the 100-week SMA that helped support the long climb that began in early.