SOL is closing in on US$145, pushing Chinaamc Solana Etf (03460.HK) toward a fourth straight session of gains.

SOL has been consolidating between US$120 and US$145 since 14 November 2025. A New Epoch Research tally shows the US$145 ceiling has already rejected four rally attempts in the past three months. As of 10:29 a.m. Chinaamc Solana Etf (03460.HK) is up more than 4.3% intraday, gunning for a fourth consecutive daily gain. (Data: Wind, 14 Jan 2026.)

On the news front, whale-tracking platform Onchain Lens posted on 9 January that a crypto “megawhale” deposited US$8.09 mn and placed SOL bid orders stacked at US$133.88-135. Even though the token had been range-bound, the oversized ticket underlines continued high-conviction buying.

Separately, on 6 January Wall Street heavyweight Morgan Stanley filed with the U.S. SEC to launch exchange-traded funds covering both Bitcoin and Solana.

HKEX data show that Chinaamc Solana Etf (03460.HK)—issued by China Asset Management (Hong Kong)—is the city’s first spot-SOL ETF and, after BTC and ETH products, the third crypto-spot ETF approved by the SFC. Listed on 8 July 2025, it is USD-denominated, trades in 10-share board lots and allows same-day (T+0) round trips. The fund holds 100% physical SOL in cold-storage, multi-sig wallets provided by licensed custodian OSL, with addresses published daily.

Historically, SOL plunged as much as 96% between November 2021 and January 2023 and, in 2022, registered a single-day crash of 42.28%. (Data: Wind)

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