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Solana’s liquidity index has dropped back to its cyclical floor, repeating a pattern that preceded major rallies earlier this year. At the same time, the Breakpoint conference in Abu Dhabi, Solana Mobile’s SKR token plans, and Franklin Templeton’s new Solana ETF are drawing fresh attention to the network’s liquidity profile and altcoin ecosystem.
Swissblock data shows Solana’s liquidity index has collapsed toward near-zero readings, matching prior reset zones in March, June, and August. In each case, liquidity turned higher soon after, and Solana price entered multi-week trending rallies, with capital rotating into Solana-based altcoins.
Analysts tracking the index say liquidity often moves before price. They argue that rising depth and tighter spreads usually appear first, while spot prices still look flat. As the Solana liquidity index recovers from its floor, traders watch for similar ignition phases that previously powered rallies across memes, DeFi, real-world asset tokens, and other Solana projects.
On-chain research group Altcoin Vector describes the current phase as a “full liquidity reset.” The team says forced sellers appear to have largely cleared, allowing Solana’s market structure to rebuild from a cleaner base. Their mapping suggests earlier cycles needed 41- 79 days between reset and ignition, with the latest pattern hinting that a new phase could emerge within weeks if liquidity turns higher again.
Solana’s Breakpoint conference in Abu Dhabi brings together more than 6,000 participants from over 100 countries. The gathering centers on live product launches, performance upgrades such as the Firedancer client, and a growing institutional infrastructure stack. This environment provides Solana’s ongoing liquidity reset a clearer backdrop, as projects use the stage to present new business models and practical network use cases.
Solana trading activity has cooled in recent days, but overall ecosystem values keep pushing slightly higher. This pattern points to steady backing from core builders and longer-term investors, even as short-term speculation fades. At Breakpoint, speakers concentrate on capital-efficient DeFi designs, new tokenization models, and real-world consumer apps. If liquidity turns higher again, these segments could see faster adoption and renewed price momentum across the Solana ecosystem.
Solana Mobile introduces another growth driver through its SKR token, which will launch in January 2026 as the core economic and governance asset for the Seeker smartphone ecosystem. The company set SKR’s total supply at 10 billion tokens.
30% of these tokens will fund airdrops, 25% will support growth initiatives and partnerships, and 10% will cover liquidity and launch programs. The remaining allocation goes to a community treasury, Solana Mobile, and Solana Labs, aligning token distribution with long-term ecosystem development.
The tokenomics include a linear inflation model that starts at 10% in Year 1 and decays toward a 2% terminal rate. Staking and governance functions aim to reward early users, developers, and “Guardian” participants who help secure the mobile ecosystem.
Franklin Templeton recently launched the Franklin Solana ETF on NYSE Arca under the ticker SOEZ. The product holds SOL, seeks to track Solana’s price using a regulated benchmark, and can stake holdings to capture on-chain rewards.
The ETF joins a broader wave of Solana-linked investment products and offers institutions a compliant route into Solana exposure. Market observers say such vehicles can deepen order book liquidity and reinforce the network’s liquidity cycle when spot demand and on-chain activity start to rise together.
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