Solana is drawing renewed attention from institutional players after U.S. asset manager WisdomTree expanded access to its tokenized fund offerings onto the Solana blockchain. The move allows eligible users to interact with WisdomTree’s on-chain investment products using Solana-based infrastructure, underscoring the network’s increasing role in real-world asset (RWA) tokenization.
WisdomTree tokenized funds are now live on @Solana
WisdomTree Prime and Connect users can access regulated money market, equity, fixed income, and multi-asset funds natively on Solana, with the ability to hold them in self-custody wallets.
Read the Press Release:… pic.twitter.com/sgmolzWsZK
— WisdomTree Prime® (@WisdomTreePrime) January 28, 2026
Solana’s Position in the Tokenized Asset Market
Solana has already established itself as a significant participant in the growing RWA sector. Data from RWA.syz shows that the network currently supports approximately $1.3 billion in tokenized assets, giving it a 5.6% share of the overall market and placing it fourth among blockchains in this category. This positioning puts Solana alongside networks such as Ethereum and Polygon, which have also attracted institutional experimentation.
For asset managers, Solana’s appeal lies in its throughput and cost efficiency. Compared with some competing blockchains, Solana offers faster confirmation times and lower fees, which can be advantageous for high-volume transactions and fund-related operations. WisdomTree’s expansion suggests that these characteristics are resonating with firms seeking scalable infrastructure for tokenized financial products.
Market Context and Technical Considerations
The institutional news arrives as SOL has been navigating a volatile market environment. The token recently moved out of a longer-term price channel and encountered resistance near the $128 level, while $120 has emerged as a notable support area based on recent trading activity. Technical indicators such as the Relative Strength Index on shorter timeframes suggest momentum has cooled, reflecting broader uncertainty across digital asset markets.
As of writing, Solana is trading at $115. Analysts, such as Dave Kim, are now watching the $112 support zone closely in the coming days after $116-$115 support zone was broken.
$SOL
This is the Solana chart. After the strong support zone around 116 to 115 was broken, Solana found support near the upper boundary of the weekly order block around 112 and managed to bounce.That said, to cool down overheated indicators and oscillators, price may either dip… pic.twitter.com/UdAZ2ou0px
— Dave Kim (@dave70389) January 30, 2026
From an investor perspective, developments like WisdomTree’s integration are often viewed as structural rather than short-term catalysts. While price action can react to headlines, the longer-term Solana’s price lies in whether such integrations lead to sustained on-chain activity and deeper liquidity.
Broader Implications for Solana and Crypto Markets
WisdomTree’s move adds to a growing list of traditional finance firms experimenting with public blockchains for tokenization and settlement. For Solana, continued adoption by regulated institutions could strengthen its standing as a viable platform for real-world financial applications, particularly in the RWA space.
More broadly, the expansion highlights how institutional engagement with crypto infrastructure is evolving beyond passive exposure toward direct on-chain usage. As more asset managers test blockchain-based distribution and settlement, networks that can meet performance, compliance, and reliability requirements are likely to remain in focus, regardless of short-term market fluctuations.
