Solana Breaks 10-Month Curse as Institutional Money Storms In

Key Takeaways

• Solana (SOL) climbed roughly 46% in August, snapping a brutal ten-month monthly losing streak.
• Charles Schwab plans SOL access across a platform serving roughly 39 million accounts.
• Solana’s Transaction V1 lands Sept. 9 as its aggressive upgrade schedule rolls forward.

The token traded near $106 on Sunday afternoon after touching $110.38 on Aug. 27, its highest level since late January. SOL has climbed roughly 46% this month and is about 80% higher from its June low, pushing its market valuation back toward the $61 billion zone.

Wall Street Money Starts Chasing Solana

The move snapped ten consecutive monthly declines and handed solana its strongest month since 2024. But SOL still remains far below its January 2025 all-time high (ATH) near $293, putting August firmly in comeback territory rather than price discovery. SOL would need to climb another 63.5% higher from here to reach ATH.

One thing is for certain: regulated investment products have supplied a visible bid. U.S. spot solana exchange-traded funds (ETFs) have collected roughly $1.34 billion in cumulative net inflows since launching in October 2025, according to stats from sosovalue.com. Bitwise’s BSOL solana fund, which is also a staking ETF, has also cleared $1 billion in assets under management.