The U.S. spot $SOL ETF recorded a single-day net inflow of approximately US$86.67 million on September 25, 2026 (U.S. Eastern Time), setting a new intra-day high for this category since data collection began. The Bitwise Solana Staking ETF (ticker BSOL) saw a net inflow of approximately US$55.73 million on the day, bringing its historical cumulative net inflow to about US$1.218 billion. Grayscale Solana Trust (GSOL) recorded a net inflow of approximately US$18.47 million, ranking second. As of the time of disclosure, the total net assets of SOL spot ETFs were about US$1.964 billion, with cumulative net inflows of roughly US$1.605 billion; the combined net assets accounted for about 2.75% of SOL’s total market capitalization. Between September 21 and 25 of that same week, Solana-related products together recorded total net inflows of approximately US$188.1 million. Of that, about US$86.67 million on Friday was the largest single day of the week, and the capital flow pace was clearly faster than in the prior several trading days.

Net inflows indicate that subscriptions of fund shares exceeded redemptions, which does not necessarily mean that spot holdings on-chain were bought in parallel, nor does it predict the subsequent direction of prices. BSOL is designed to use all of the SOL it holds for staking in pursuit of staking yield, coexisting with trust-type products that are not primarily focused on staking. Going forward, investors still need to follow the U.S. Eastern trading calendar and monitor whether next trading day’s net inflows decline, whether the size of net assets can continue to rise, and whether the allocation of capital between staking-type and trust-type products remains stable.

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