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US Solana spot ETFs took in $8.83 million on Monday, all of it into one fund

Bitwise's BSOL captured the entire $8.83 million daily net inflow across US Solana spot ETFs on Monday, per SoSoValue, as total category assets reached $905.66 million.

US Solana spot ETFs took in $8.83 million on Monday, all of it into one fund

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BSOL Absorbs All Monday Inflows Alone

Monday's session across the nine US Solana spot ETFs produced $8.83 million in net inflows, and every dollar went into a single product. @Bitwise's Bitwise Solana Staking ETF (BSOL) captured the full daily total, per SoSoValue data, while the remaining eight funds recorded flat or unchanged flows for the session. Daily volume across the category came to $30.93 million.

The result underlines how concentrated the Solana ETF category has become around a single issuer. BSOL holds $621.85 million of the group's $905.66 million in total net assets, meaning it accounts for more than the other eight products combined. Cumulative net inflows into BSOL since launch stand at $1.16 billion.

BSOL's Structure and Market Position

BSOL is a passively managed ETP offering 100% direct exposure to Solana while also seeking to earn additional $SOL from staking rewards. It launched on October 28, 2025. The fund is designed to maximize Solana's staking rewards by seeking to stake 100% of its holdings, leveraging Bitwise's institutional staking capabilities paired with technology from leading Solana staking provider Helius.

The fund's dominance within the category is not a recent development. Solana ETFs surpassed $1 billion in assets under management earlier this year, with BSOL leading at $732 million at that point, per SoSoValue. That lead has since narrowed as asset prices have moved, but BSOL's structural advantage, combining direct $SOL exposure with staking yield, has kept investor attention focused on Bitwise's product over rival offerings.

It is worth noting that BSOL drew $267.1 million in net share capital in the first half of 2026, yet its assets ended the period about $49 million lower, as unrealized $SOL losses of $262.9 million drove most of a $316 million decline from operations. That dynamic reflects the broader challenge facing the category: consistent institutional demand running alongside a significant price drawdown in the underlying token.

Monday's lopsided inflow picture is consistent with a pattern seen across the Solana ETF space in recent weeks, where activity has been concentrated rather than broad-based, with several sessions recording zero flows across multiple products simultaneously.

Sources
CryptoSlate: Investors poured $267 million into Bitwise's Solana ETF, but market losses erased every cent
Bitwise: BSOL Launch Announcement
Farside Investors: Solana ETF Flow Data

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