Solana’s ETF set a record on U.S. stock markets this week: all seven funds took in money—none were left behind.
From Sept. 21 to Sept. 25, across those five trading days, U.S. spot SOL ETFs saw total net inflows of $188 million, the highest weekly figure since the products launched. All seven funds recorded positive net inflows; just on Friday, they pulled in about $87 million—also a daily high. Bitwise’s BSOL alone took in $128 million, accounting for nearly 70%. Grayscale’s GSOL attracted $28 million, and Fidelity’s FSOL followed with $18 million.
My take: institutional capital is starting to rotate into SOL. That’s a signal worth watching—after BTC and ETH, Solana is the first altcoin whose ETF can draw in assets continuously for more than a dozen weeks. Even more notable is that BSOL passes through about 5.31% of staking rewards to holders—something Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs can’t offer—so this money tends to be “stickier” and is less likely to flee after just a one- or two-day pullback. If you’re looking into SOL, consider adding ETF weekly flow data to your watchlist rather than focusing solely on the candlestick chart.
I’ll keep tracking this type of fund-flow data. Follow me so you don’t get lost.
Data as of: 2026-09-28 00:00 UTC
Source: CoinDesk; TradingView News
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For information purposes only and does not constitute investment advice.
From Sept. 21 to Sept. 25, across those five trading days, U.S. spot SOL ETFs saw total net inflows of $188 million, the highest weekly figure since the products launched. All seven funds recorded positive net inflows; just on Friday, they pulled in about $87 million—also a daily high. Bitwise’s BSOL alone took in $128 million, accounting for nearly 70%. Grayscale’s GSOL attracted $28 million, and Fidelity’s FSOL followed with $18 million.
My take: institutional capital is starting to rotate into SOL. That’s a signal worth watching—after BTC and ETH, Solana is the first altcoin whose ETF can draw in assets continuously for more than a dozen weeks. Even more notable is that BSOL passes through about 5.31% of staking rewards to holders—something Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs can’t offer—so this money tends to be “stickier” and is less likely to flee after just a one- or two-day pullback. If you’re looking into SOL, consider adding ETF weekly flow data to your watchlist rather than focusing solely on the candlestick chart.
I’ll keep tracking this type of fund-flow data. Follow me so you don’t get lost.
Data as of: 2026-09-28 00:00 UTC
Source: CoinDesk; TradingView News
$SOL
For information purposes only and does not constitute investment advice.
