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                                      <h3>Market View</h3>
                                      <p>Bullish on SOL, strong capital inflow</p>
                                      <h3>Trading Strategy</h3>
                                      <p>Consider buying some SOL, especially if there's acceleration tonight</p>
                                      <h3>Core Logic</h3>
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SOL ETF has seen several days of inflows
    </li>
    <li>
despite a weak overall market, SOL is relatively stronger
    </li>
</ol></p>
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很难不去注意到SOL的ETF资金流入那么多天，而且还是在整体市场如此糟糕的情况下。
当然，流入不一定涨，毕竟大饼二饼在那跌，相对来说比起两者走的稍强一点。如果真等来今晚的加速的话，其实买点SOL是个不错的选择

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Hard not to notice all the ETF inflows into SOL for so many days, especially with the overall market looking this rough.
Of course, inflows don’t always mean a pump—BTC and ETH are still dumping, and SOL is holding up a bit better in comparison. If we really see some acceleration tonight, snagging some SOL could be a solid play.

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