Money Flowed Into All of Solana’s ETFs: Who Got the Lion’s Share of $188 Million?

All U.S. spot Solana ETFs ended the week of September 25 with net inflows. More than two-thirds of the roughly $188 million in inflows went to Bitwise’s BSOL fund.

According to a CoinDesk report based on weekly data shared on Solana’s official account, BSOL attracted about $128 million. That amount accounted for approximately 68 percent of the group’s weekly net inflows.

[In the Solana funds, where we previously reported the weekly total and Friday’s record inflows](https://koinbulteni.com/spot-ether-etfleri-690-milyon-dolarlik-girise-dondu-solana-fonlari-gunluk-rekor-kirdi-288010.html), new allocation data show which products are drawing the most demand. Grayscale’s GSOL fund received $28 million, while Fidelity’s FSOL fund received $18 million in net inflows. Morgan Stanley, VanEck, Franklin Templeton, and 21Shares products attracted a combined total of approximately $14 million.

Leading fund’s weekly share falls below its long-term average

Although BSOL held on to first place, the other funds attracted approximately $60 million in total for the week. Bitwise’s 68 percent share for the week was below the share of cumulative net inflows since launch, which the source puts at approximately 76 percent.

The report puts the group’s cumulative net inflows at approximately $1.6 billion, with BSOL receiving approximately $1.2 billion. These are rounded figures; the 76 percent share is the figure given by the source. BSOL’s lower weekly share does not mean money flowed out of the fund: it received net inflows throughout the week, while rival funds captured a larger share of the weekly total than their long-term share would suggest.

Spot ETFs let investors gain exposure to SOL’s price through brokerage accounts without managing a crypto wallet. Net inflows are calculated by subtracting money leaving the funds from money entering them; they do not represent trading volume from ETF shares being bought and sold on exchanges.