A notable supply divergence is forming between Solana and $ETH Ethereum. $SOL Solana has locked roughly 70% of its circulating supply through staking — an all-time high — while Ethereum remains around 30%. What's interesting here is the liquidity implication: a higher staking ratio means less "floating" supply available for trading and selling.
When demand picks up, that structural tightness can lead to sharper upside moves, since there's less liquidity to absorb buying pressure. We're already seeing early signs of this dynamic play out. Bridge inflows show capital moving onto Solana's network, and the SOL/ETH pair has been strengthening, which suggests traders are rotating toward the asset with the tighter supply setup.
The broader market is still cautious, but Solana's fundamentals are lining up for a classic supply-side squeeze if demand accelerates.
