U.S. spot Solana (SOL) ETFs drew a record $188.1 million in net inflows from Sept. 21-25, with all seven tracked funds finishing the week positive.
Key Points:
- Solana ETF flows reached $188.1 million for the week, the largest weekly total recorded in the cited data.
- Bitwise’s BSOL accounted for $128.4 million, or roughly two-thirds of the combined inflows.
- Daily net inflows peaked at $86.7 million on Sept. 25, while cumulative inflows reached $1.599 billion for the seven tracked products.
Solana ETF Record
Data from Farside Investors shows the seven tracked U.S. Solana ETFs collected $188.1 million in net inflows over the five trading days from Sept. 21 through Sept. 25. Friday delivered the biggest daily total.
The group peaked at $86.7 million in net inflows on Sept. 25 after posting $26 million Monday, $28.9 million Tuesday, $13.7 million Wednesday and $32.8 million Thursday. Every tracked fund still finished the five-day period net positive.
BSOL led with $128.4 million. That was about 68% of the weekly total, leaving the remaining $59.7 million spread across the other six products.
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Bitwise Demand Signal
Bitwise CEO Hunter Horsley said in a Sept. 25 post that BSOL had already drawn more than $110 million during the week, adding that “many seem to be thinking Solana looks good.”
The final Farside tally later put BSOL’s five-day inflow at $128.4 million, extending its lead over competing Solana products.
BSOL has generated $1.2185 billion of the $1.599 billion in cumulative net inflows recorded across the seven funds, making the Bitwise product the dominant source of net creations since the U.S. products began trading.
The longer-term figures show FSOL at $229.8 million and GSOL at $164.2 million in cumulative inflows, while TSOL remains negative by $97.5 million since launch. The record week did not erase that imbalance across the overall U.S. tracked category.
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