2026-01-12 05:28:24

Large-scale liquidity injections can sometimes create ripple effects across global financial markets and crypto assets. This week alone, approximately ¥86.1 billion entered the system—a significant capital flow that traders are monitoring closely for its potential impact on blockchain networks and tokens like Solana.

Solana has historically shown sensitivity to macro liquidity conditions. When fresh capital flows into emerging markets and financial systems, investors often rotate portions into higher-risk, higher-growth assets like SOL. The influx of liquidity could support demand for fast, low-cost blockchains that power decentralized applications and trading.

Whether this trend sustains depends on broader market sentiment and regulatory developments. Traders should keep an eye on how capital allocation strategies evolve in response to these liquidity movements—Solana's network activity and token performance may offer clues about investor appetite for alternative Layer 1 solutions.

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BearMarketSurvivor

· 6m ago

86 billion in the market, is Sol about to take off again? If you don't copy this wave, you'll be foolish --- Big funds are pouring into high-risk areas, this routine is all too familiar --- What action will the regulators take this time... Every time liquidity is good, they give you a shot --- Solana's network activity speaks louder than those fancy words, much more reliable --- ¥86.1B entered the system, and I feel nothing... Maybe I should liquidate --- Layer 1 is hyped up again, how long can it last this time... Betting five bucks, and it’s always a flash in the pan --- Predicting capital flow is pointless, it’s just follow-the-leader trading --- Solana is sensitive to liquidity... How can such a small amount of coins be enough?

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NotFinancialAdviser

· 4h ago

8.6 billion entered the market, is SOL about to take off? Or is it going to be cut again...

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DoomCanister

· 4h ago

8.61 billion entered the market, is SOL about to take off? Feels like this move is just a false alarm again. Wait, did the regulators make a new move? Liquidity has indeed come in, but can you hold it, buddy? Layer1 coins, to be honest, are all gambling. Really? Is this data source reliable? Solana's retail investors are truly resistant to manipulation, much tougher than other L1s. The funding situation looks good, but what about the technical aspect? Don’t just look at the surface.

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BearHugger

· 4h ago

8.6 billion in the market, can it really save SOL? I’m skeptical --- Same old story, when liquidity comes, they tell stories; when it drops, they blame regulations --- Can Solana hold up this time? Seems like the recent hype has cooled down --- Basically, it’s a gamble on whether policies will cause trouble; otherwise, this money is wasted --- Layer1s are about to compete fiercely again, interesting --- 86.1 billion sounds like a lot, but when spread across the entire market, can SOL really rise? Question mark --- The key still depends on how institutions allocate, retail investors following the trend is pointless

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MemeKingNFT

· 4h ago

8.61 billion in liquidity entering the market, is Solana about to take off again? I don't believe you at all. Honestly, this wave looks like a bottoming signal, but whether it can hold steady depends on on-chain data. Mainland ups and downs, capital rotations, and the retail investors always find out last. Trying to charge me an IQ tax again? High historical sensitivity doesn't mean it can continue, bro. If this project were truly stable, the network activity would have already broken historical highs. What about now?

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LiquidatedAgain

· 4h ago

Here we go again, 8.61 billion entered the market. I bet five bucks that this wave is another signal of bottom-fishing... I thought the same last time, and the liquidation price directly broke through. SOL is just a liquidity barometer, like a vampire—rising when there's money, dying when there's none. The problem is we can never get the rhythm right. Really, don't go all in. I've been averaging down so much I'm about to vomit. Will the regulators cause trouble again this time? Can they let us make a decent profit? With such a high lending rate and the collateralization ratio still testing the edge, I'm truly scared. Honestly, with so many layer 1 solutions, why does it have to be SOL? What's the risk control point, bro?

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SleepTrader

· 4h ago

8.61 billion entered the market. Can SOL withstand the pressure? It still depends on the subsequent regulatory trends. When large funds come in, they start rotating. Can this wave continue? Honestly, it's a bit uncertain. With so much liquidity... it feels necessary to closely monitor on-chain data. Don't let it be a flash in the pan again. Can Solana really turn around this time? I have a feeling it's a gamble. New money comes in and is thrown into high-risk assets. It's the old routine... how long can it last? Having money alone isn't enough; sentiment also matters. How many days this can hold is a question. For SOL to be hot, it depends on whether trading volume can keep up. We're still waiting for the wind to shift. Liquidity has come in, but I'm more concerned about when to exit. That's the real core. Don't just focus on trading volume. Any movement from regulators could end everything. SOL is indeed cheap and fast, but is this influx of funds really optimistic or just a harvest for the early birds...

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ruggedNotShrugged

· 5h ago

8.6 billion entered the market, is it going to surge again? Last time I did this, I didn't catch the bottom either.

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