Key Takeaways
How confident are investors in Solana right now?
As confident as Bertie Wooster after a reassuring chat with Aunt Agatha, with the same confidence evidenced by a merry parade of market participants gallivanting their assets from other blockchains over to Solana.
What’s driving the hike in liquidity inflows in Solana?
A merry dance of increasing stablecoins, coupled with an uplifting surge in Total Value Locked. Oh, what a ball it must be!
In the grand financial landscape, Solana’s [SOL] prospects remain as sunny as a day at the Blandings Castle gardens, with the crypto nobly attempting to one-up itself by breaking through its September high of $253. Why, at the stroke of midday, the on-chain shenanigans paint a portrait of consistent bullishness. It appears that AMBCrypto’s analysis, much like a clairvoyant reading tea leaves, hints at a rally on the horizon.
Liquidity inflow spikes across the market
There’s a tittering excitement as liquidity inflows into Solana have skyrocketed farther, faster, and louder than a Gussie Fink-Nottle juggling routine on a fresh moonlit night. Total Value Locked (TVL), the grand barometer of deposited fortunes, has duly noted a surge driven by those eager to earn their proverbial rewards. Indeed, there’s something cheeky and affirming about the increased deposits into Solana-based protocols – can you smell the fortune in the air?
A single month ago, Solana was graced with a delightful $1.1 billion, as if dropped from the proverbial heavens, into its on-chain coffers. Looking back since March, this has added up to a substantial $5.9 billion, or so DeFiLlama, the neighborhood gossip of blockchains, has observed.
Meanwhile, the supply of stablecoins on Solana has increased significantly, bolstering liquidity and making the network as sprightly as a Baxters’ afternoon party. In just the past seven days, a staggering $1.445 billion of stablecoins pranced into existence. From a modest June low of $10.47 billion, the tally has cheerfully jumped by $4.42 billion, totting up to more than $14.8 billion. These movements are as promising as finding an unexpected ten shillings under one’s cushion.
Volume surge on exchanges
Exchange activity, as frothy as a well-stirred cup of hot tea, also heralds the rising tides. Solana, in an unexpected twist, outpaced the rest this past month, clocking $125.62 billion in trading skirmishes. A lion’s share of this came from the highly spirited world of decentralized exchanges, with perpetual exchanges alone contributing $43.61 billion in volume. Quite the Derby on the off-chance it’s all right, isn’t it?

And let’s not forget the highest recorded trading volume since the dawn of January 2025 on DEXs. One has to marvel at such relentless engagement on-chain.
Investors shifting to Solana
The truest measure of confidence, of course, lies in where people choose to entrust their hard-earned dosh. A veritable flood of assets is being moved to Solana from other blockchains, implying a rather decisive stamp of approval on Solana’s long-term trajectory-a stamp that whispers of sunny days and possibly a handsome rise in price.
Bridge Netflow data confirm this migration, flourishing from a mere $23.29 billion in March to a robust $44.03 billion at the time of observation. Surely, one doesn’t need more than a glance to see the growing confidence in Solana’s potential ascent.

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