A recent report reveals a surge in weekly crypto asset flows, with investments reaching $21 million, marking the first inflow in six weeks. Solana stands out with its 27th consecutive week of inflows, totaling $5.1 million this week, while experiencing outflows for only four weeks.

Ethereum and Short Bitcoin, however, saw outflows of $1.5 million each. Various factors, including US government debt prices, positive price momentum, and debates over government funding, contributed to the overall inflow. The US led in outflows with $18.5 million, followed by Sweden with $1.8 million.

Yet, the US maintains a positive year-to-date (YTD) flow of $266 million. In contrast, Europe and Canada saw better performances in inflows compared to the previous week, with $23 million and $17 million, respectively.

Solana's consistent inflows have drawn attention, sparking speculation about its potential to surpass BTC before ETH closes in on the digital token. Despite SOL's recent trading slip, forecasters anticipate it ending the year at $48.07. Institutional investors increasingly favor Solana due to its institutional partnerships and efficient payment offerings.

DefiLlama reported Solana achieving a total value locked (TVL) of $338.82 million, its highest TVL yet. Additionally, BTC has reversed its bearish trend, surpassing $27,000, while ETH inches closer to resistance at $1,666.81.