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U.S.-listed Solana spot ETFs attracted $25.6 million in inflows on August 25, extending the streak of net inflows to six consecutive trading days. Cumulative net inflows reached $1.22 billion, a new all-time high. The primary driver is Bitwise’s BSOL, which has accumulated $968.6 million—roughly 80% of the total. Bitcoin and Ethereum spot ETFs have also seen sustained inflows over the same period, signaling a broad return of institutional capital to major crypto assets. Solana’s on-chain metrics are also strong, with July transaction volume hitting a record 4.2 billion.
Key Elements
Inflows into U.S.-listed Solana (SOL) spot ETFs show no signs of slowing. On August 25, $25.6 million (approximately ¥4.1 billion) flowed in, marking six consecutive trading days of net inflows. Cumulative net inflows through August 25 reached $1.22 billion (approximately ¥190 billion), setting a new record high.
The previous day, August 24, saw the largest single-day inflow of the year at $33.5 million (approximately ¥5.3 billion). That was the biggest since December 2025 and the highest daily inflow recorded so far in 2026. Trading volume also swelled to $166.8 million, the highest level since October 2025.
The shift this month has been dramatic. As of August 6, the funds had seen zero new inflows for five consecutive trading days, but the tide turned abruptly on August 18. Inflows totaled $61.8 million over five trading days, and the momentum has not let up since.
Bitwise Absorbs 80% of Inflows
Leading the charge is Bitwise’s “Bitwise Solana Staking ETF” (BSOL). On August 24, it pulled in $25 million (approximately ¥4 billion), bringing its cumulative total to $968.6 million (approximately ¥150 billion). That represents roughly 80% of all capital invested across U.S. Solana spot ETFs.
Other funds are being left far behind. Fidelity’s FSOL attracted just $4.8 million on August 24, while Grayscale’s GSOL saw $3.7 million in inflows. The concentration in Bitwise is not a new phenomenon. As of May, BSOL had already accumulated over $860 million and dominated the Solana ETF market, and it has since expanded at a pace approaching $1 billion within three months.
One reason BSOL stands out is staking. The fund has a mechanism that returns a portion of staking rewards earned from its SOL holdings to investors. For traditional investors, having yield as a gaining SOL exposure through an ETF
Institutional Return Spreads Across the Market
The inflows into Solana ETFs are not an isolated phenomenon. Bitcoin (BTC) spot ETFs have recorded six consecutive trading days of inflows, with $338 million entering in the most recent session. Cumulative inflows over this stretch have reached approximately $2.3 billion. Ethereum (ETH) spot ETFs have also seen six straight days of inflows, including $116 million on August 24.
The picture is one of institutional capital returning to multiple major crypto assets simultaneously. While Bitcoin and Ethereum remain in a league of their own in terms of scale, the fact that Solana ETFs have accumulated over $1.2 billion demonstrates that SOL is no longer a peripheral presence among U.S. exchange-traded products.
Momentum on Wall Street is also broadening. Morgan Stanley has already listed Ethereum- and Solana-linked products on NYSE Arca. The trend of traditional financial institutions offering crypto spot ETFs on their own platforms is now firmly extending to Solana.
Solana’s own fundamentals are improving as well. The SOL price briefly recovered to the $100 range for the first time since February. On-chain data shows July transaction volume hit a record 4.2 billion, up 13.5% month-over-month. Tokenized real-world assets (RWAs) on the Solana blockchain have swelled to approximately $4 billion (approximately ¥640 billion), with genuine network demand underpinning the inflows.
Cumulative net inflows into Solana spot ETFs have reached their highest level since these products were approved in the United States. From a situation where funds were flowing out just weeks ago, market sentiment has rapidly turned positive.
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Source: finance.biggo.com