Mastercard launches a global crypto partnership program, integrating over 80 crypto and fintech companies to drive the convergence of digital assets and traditional finance. Solana, as one of the participants, shares development collaboration with PayPal and others. Related technologies have begun transitioning from pilot to application, such as Kazakhstan's launch of a Solana-based stablecoin payment. Mastercard hopes to narrow the gap with Visa, while Solana's price fluctuates within key ranges, with market attention focused on its application prospects and ecosystem implementation.

Recently, data showed that as of 3 PM ET on March 12, the US XRP spot ETF saw net outflows of $6.0806 million, while the SOL spot ETF saw net inflows of $3.9248 million. The cumulative historical net outflows for XRP reached $17.8894 million, while SOL reached $961 million.

According to SoSoValue data, SOL spot ETF's net inflows reached $3.9248 million on March 12, primarily from Bitwise Solana Staking ETF. The cumulative net inflows have reached $774 million, with current total assets under management of $825 million.

Gate News: On March 13, SOL broke through $90, with the 24-hour increase expanding to 3.82%.

Gate News bot message, a newly created wallet address H2oNAX withdrew 200,000 $SOL, valued at $17.17 million, from a centralized exchange 9 hours ago. The wallet subsequently staked the withdrawn tokens.

Gate News reports that on March 12, according to on-chain analyst The Data Nerd's monitoring, a newly created wallet withdrew 200,000 SOL from a certain CEX within the past 1 hour, valued at approximately $17.2 million.

Gate News reports that on March 12, according to Arkham monitoring, Alameda unstaked SOL worth $17 million and transferred it to a bankruptcy account. It is understood that Alameda regularly distributes SOL to creditors on a monthly basis. Currently, its on-chain account still holds SOL worth $321 million.

On March 12, Gate News reported that the US SOL spot ETF had a net inflow of $1,663,100 on March 11, with the Bitwise Solana Staking ETF net inflow of $3,151,700, bringing the total net inflow in history to $771 million. Grayscale Solana Trust, on the other hand, experienced a net outflow of $1,488,600. The total assets under management (AUM) amount to $830 million.

Although Solana (SOL) has recently maintained stable prices, approximately 30 institutional investors collectively hold around $540 million in Solana ETF positions, indicating interest in long-term investment. Currently, SOL is fluctuating around $80 to $90, with $80 being a key support level. A break below could signal a drop below $64. Analysts believe that institutional capital inflows will influence SOL's future performance.