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SEC Provides Clarity as Solana Sets Its Sights on $115 Target

In a significant turn of events for Solana (SOL), the cryptocurrency is showing bullish momentum following recent guidance from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).

An analyst has indicated that SOL might soon rally past critical resistance levels after experiencing a 22% increase from its March lows.

For the first time in over a month, Solana peaked at $97 this week, with indications of a potential breakout towards the $100 and $115 levels.

The SuperTrend indicator has flipped from a sell to a buy signal on the daily chart, reflecting a positive trend shift.

Furthermore, a robust demand floor has been established between $85.55 and $82.60, according to the UTXO Realized Price Distribution (URPD) metric.

This accumulation phase has minimized sell-side liquidity, paving the way for potential upward price movement.

Meanwhile, institutional interest is high, with Solana-based Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs) experiencing their largest inflows in two weeks, demonstrating a strong market appetite.

On March 17 alone, these ETFs reported an inflow of $17.81 million, highlighting the growing confidence from institutional investors.

The recent joint guidance from the SEC and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) further clarifies the regulatory landscape, categorizing Solana as a digital commodity.

As the market digests this newfound clarity, Solana currently trades at $90, reflecting a 6.4% increase over the past month and signaling a positive outlook for the cryptocurrency's future.