Solana (SOL) funds drew $11 million on Sept. 14 as crypto investment products pulled in $1.3 billion last week, their sixth straight positive week.
Key Points:
- Crypto investment funds took in about $1.3 billion last week, a sixth consecutive weekly gain.
- U.S. spot Solana ETFs added $11 million on Sept. 14, with Bitwise taking most of it.
- The Senate holds a procedural vote on the CLARITY Act that needs 60 votes to advance.
Crypto Fund Inflows Hit $1.3B As IBIT Leads
Crypto investment products extended their winning run to six consecutive weeks, lifting cumulative inflows across that stretch to roughly $6.8 billion and reversing the heavy redemptions that drained digital asset funds earlier this year. The latest haul followed about $3.3 billion the week before, which accounted for nearly half of the six-week total. A four-week average near $1.5 billion marked the strongest reading since November 2025.
BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin (BTC) Trust anchored the rebound, taking in close to $3.4 billion over the six weeks and accounting for roughly half of every dollar that entered crypto funds in that window. The product held about $60.6 billion in net assets as of Sept. 11, keeping it the largest U.S. listed spot Bitcoin fund by a wide margin.
U.S. spot Solana funds registered $11.01 million in net inflows on Sept. 14. The Bitwise Solana Staking ETF took $7.10 million of that total. Grayscale's Solana Trust added $3.91 million.
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Bitwise BSOL Lifts Solana ETF Assets
Those sessions pushed the Bitwise fund's lifetime intake to $1.038 billion, while the Grayscale product reached $138 million. The wider group of U.S. Solana ETFs held $1.455 billion in net assets, equal to about 2.38% of Solana's market value.
The flows landed hours before a Senate procedural vote on the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act, a bill that would divide oversight of digital assets between the SEC and the CFTC and needs 60 votes to advance. Galaxy Research has cut its estimate that the measure becomes law this year to about 10%, citing unfinished negotiations over ethics and illicit finance rules. Republicans hold 53 seats, so at least seven Democrats or independents would have to cross over for the motion to succeed.
SOL Price Holds $100 Before Senate Vote
SOL traded near $100.77 on Tuesday, just above the $100 floor that has framed its range for two weeks, with sellers capping nearly every rebound in the $103 to $105 band. Analyst Ella said daily acceptance above $106 could carry the token toward $110.50, while a daily close under $98 would open the door to $94.50.
Solana opened the week of Sept. 8 at $103.33 and then slid to a multi-week low of $98.38 on Sept. 11 as the broader market cooled. It recovered to about $101.50 by Sept. 14. That left the token down roughly 2.2% over the period.
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