Recently, Solana's performance is indeed worth paying attention to. Based on the inflow into spot ETFs, the single-day net inflow at the beginning of January reached $16.24 million, hitting a new high since mid-December, with total net assets surpassing the $1 billion mark. This set of data sends a very clear signal—the funds from institutions and retail investors are continuously flowing in.

Looking at the 24-hour trading volume comparison, SOL is significantly ahead of mainstream coins like XRP, BNB, and DOGE. In the entire market, its trading volume ranks steadily in third place, only behind BTC and ETH. This position itself indicates the market's high regard for this sector.

From a fundamental perspective, the enthusiasm in the primary market has not cooled down; more and more participants are involved. Based on this logic, the extreme risk of a crash is actually overestimated. If we compare it to the extreme market conditions of 2023, the probability of returning to $16 is indeed very slim. Even if such a price were to occur, it would become an opportunity rather than a risk. The current capital flow and trading data are all telling the same story.