$34 Million Flowed into Solana ETFs in a Single Day: Total Inflows Hit Record High

U.S. spot Solana ETFs completed their fifth consecutive positive day with $33.5 million in inflows on August 24, bringing the total net inflow to $1.22 billion.

U.S. exchange-traded spot Solana (SOL) ETFs stand out as fund products that allow investors to gain exposure to this asset without holding SOL directly in a wallet. The $33.5 million inflow on August 24 marked the highest daily total of the year. According to SoSoValue data, the trading volume of the ETFs also rose to $166.8 million, reaching its highest level since October 2025.

In the five-session inflow streak that began on August 18, a total of $61.8 million was collected. Net inflow means that the money flowing into the funds exceeds the money flowing out. The cumulative net inflow for this channel reached a record high of $1.22 billion. Thus, capital inflows into SOL ETFs occurred for five consecutive days.

BSOL Leads Solana ETF Inflows

Bitwise’s BSOL product led the distribution among the funds. BSOL recorded a $25 million inflow on August 24, raising its total inflow to $948.2 million. This figure corresponds to approximately 80 percent of all money entering spot SOL ETFs in the U.S. According to Farside data, Fidelity’s FSOL product gathered $4.8 million, while Grayscale’s GSOL product collected $3.7 million.

Bitcoin (BTC) ETFs also experienced their sixth consecutive positive session. These products saw $338 million in inflows, bringing the six-day total to $2.3 billion. Ethereum (ETH) ETFs collected $116 million on the same day. However, the capital flow into SOL ETFs does not alone indicate that the SOL price will definitely rise or that the inflows are directly institutional purchases.