Solana Attracts Capital Again as Realized Cap Inflows Turn Positive After Prolonged Outflows

Following an extended period of capital leaving the market, Solana (SOL) is showing early signs of recovery as investors begin redeploying funds.

According to Glassnode data, Solana’s 30-day realized cap inflows have moved back into positive territory, growing at a steady 4–5% rate—comparable to levels seen in XRP. This shift indicates a turnaround after weeks of sustained realized losses and investor exits.

Realized cap inflows measure the actual dollar value of coins transferred on-chain, providing a clearer picture of genuine capital movement by filtering out short-term price fluctuations driven by speculation.

The return of positive inflows suggests that buying pressure on Solana is picking up, even if the price hasn’t yet fully reacted to this change.

Historically, realized cap inflows have been early signals that investors are preparing for a potential price rebound or that the selling pressure may have subsided, hinting that Solana could be entering a more stable phase.