The new $BETTY project on the Solana chain has attracted a lot of attention. This project uses the classic American cartoon character Betty Boop as the theme IP. The contract address is GvNbg8xDeMfXYQNiaN8zXyXCvKFtJ1eQuW8AxqrPpump. Currently, the project is at the 260k level, attracting early participants to join. Meme coins remain popular in the Solana ecosystem, and whether this type of IP-themed project can stand out from the crowd and perform well in the future is worth watching.

Solana spot ETF performed strongly yesterday, with a single-day net inflow of $2.3 million. Interestingly, almost all of this funds came from the contribution of the Bitwise BSOL product. Since the launch of the spot ETF this year, the cumulative net inflow has exceeded $765 million. What does this number reflect? Institutional investors are still betting on SOL. From the flow of funds, there are no signs of cooling down. However, the market is always like this—good data, but the story behind it depends on execution and market sentiment. What do you think of this momentum?

A recent set of data is quite interesting. The ETF flow statistics on January 1st show that the US Solana spot ETF had a single-day net inflow of $2.3 million, with a total net inflow of $765 million since listing. Comparing this with the market performance during the same period makes it even clearer — global crypto ETPs had a total net outflow of $446 million last week, with Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs being drained by $443 million and $59.5 million respectively. Yet SOL continues to attract capital against the trend, and this signal is worth pondering. From a capital perspective, institutional holdings are very representative. Since December, over $3.4 billion worth of SOL has been transferred into private wallets and staked, meaning 68% of circulating tokens are now locked up. Short-term selling pressure has indeed dropped to the lowest point in three years. Even whales are playing this way, which reflects some long-term expectations. Looking at on-chain data, Solana’s TVL now exceeds $13 billion, firmly holding the second position among public chains. DEX daily trading volume reached $3.3 billion, a 150% increase compared to last year. Daily active addresses are 847,000, and on-chain application revenue growth is even more impressive — a surge of 213%. This isn’t growth driven by short-term speculation; it’s the ecosystem actually running. So, looking back, during this market segmentation phase, assets with real fundamentals have indeed shown a trend. The data is here; how to interpret it depends on each person’s judgment.