The cryptocurrency market is abuzz with speculation about the potential approval of a spot Solana ETF, driving conversations about SOL’s next big price move. Solana has remained resilient, trading above $240 despite a 15% pullback from its recent all-time high (ATH) of $294. Investors and analysts are watching closely, anticipating a significant breakout if the ETF approval momentum strengthens.
Solana and the $300 Price Target
The possibility of a spot Solana ETF approval comes amid broader regulatory shifts in the U.S. Last year saw two crypto-based ETFs approved, and with increased interest in Solana, the token could be next in line. Adding to the hype, former President Donald Trump recently launched the TRUMP meme coin on the Solana blockchain, further boosting the ecosystem’s visibility. The memecoin’s instant popularity has driven new interest in Solana, with SOL outperforming Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), and XRP in recent weeks.
Meanwhile, financial giant CME Group is reportedly exploring Solana and XRP futures ETFs, fueling hopes that the U.S. SEC might approve these funds in 2025. If realized, such approvals could act as a major catalyst for Solana, potentially pushing its price past the $300 mark.
Solana Price Analysis and Outlook
SOL surged 20% this week, largely driven by memecoin trading enthusiasm sparked by the TRUMP token launch. Although the price briefly failed to reclaim the $260 support level, bullish momentum remains intact. As of Thursday, SOL was trading at $248, with the Relative Strength Index (RSI) on the 24-hour chart cooling off to 62.26—indicating waning but still-present bullish momentum.
A breakout past the $260 resistance could open the door for SOL to retest its ATH at $294 and push toward the $300 milestone. However, failure to maintain support at $230 could trigger a bearish turn.

With institutional interest, ETF speculation, and memecoin hype fueling momentum, Solana’s trajectory remains promising. The $300 level may be within reach, provided bullish sentiment continues to dominate the market.
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