Solana ETF Hit 18-Day Inflow Streak

Solana has just recorded 18 consecutive days of positive net inflows on its ETFs, a first in the sector. Launched in early November, these financial products have already attracted over 500 million dollars, triggering significant interest from institutional investors. In a market still overshadowed by the shadow of the 2022–2023 bear cycle, this dynamic surprises and raises questions about Solana’s repositioning in crypto portfolios.

Uninterrupted flows : an exceptional trajectory for Solana ETFs

The launch of Solana ETFs on November 3 marked the start of an unprecedented sequence in the crypto market: 18 consecutive days of positive net flows, up to and including November 20.

Indeed, 500 million dollars have flowed into these products in just over two weeks. The Bitwise BSOL fund has firmly established itself as the leader, capturing 444.1 million USD alone, nearly 90% of total flows.

Each trading day showed sustained interest from allocators, highlighting the exceptional nature of this consistency. The most significant flows for BSOL were recorded on the following dates :

• November 3 : 65.2 million USD ;
• November 6 : 29.2 million USD ;
• November 18 : 23 million USD ;
• November 19 : 35.9 million USD ;
• November 20 : 20.1 million USD.

These figures place the Bitwise fund far ahead of other issuers, who have also contributed to supporting the overall momentum.

This phenomenon is part of the continuity of significant initial capital provided by the issuers, which had already set the tone. Bitwise alone had injected 222.9 million USD into BSOL. Followed by TSOL (21Shares) with 111 million USD, GSOL (Grayscale) with 102.7 million, while Fidelity (FSOL) and VanEck (VSOL) completed the offer with more modest amounts.

This launch base served as a springboard for uninterrupted momentum, with each business day ending with additional contributions. It is rare, even in the more mature traditional ETF sector, to observe such consistency in inflows from the early days of listing.

Institutional confidence is settling in

If the scale of amounts invested in Solana ETFs is striking, it is also the profile of issuers and the structure of secondary contributions that confirm the underlying trend.

Thus, funds launched by Fidelity (FSOL), Grayscale (GSOL), VanEck (VSOL), and 21Shares (TSOL) also recorded regular inflows, although more measured. Fidelity displays 9.8 million USD in flows, followed by Grayscale with 41.1 million, VanEck with 3.5 million, and 21Shares with 1.2 million. The fact that several heavyweights in traditional finance are participating in this dynamic is a strong signal.

Beyond the figures, growing interest in these products reflects a deeper shift: the rehabilitation of Solana in institutional portfolios after a period of technical uncertainty and mistrust linked to its past outages.

Solana’s ecosystem today benefits from a renewed narrative: its network performance, low transaction costs, and ambitions in the tokenization of real-world assets seem to be attracting asset management professionals once again. Furthermore, the timing of the launch of these ETFs, during the crypto market recovery phase, has likely helped amplify this traction effect by positioning SOL as a strategic asset in the context of sectoral reallocation.

While Solana ETFs resist while Bitcoin faces record withdrawals, sustained interest in SOL marks a notable break in market dynamics. The question remains whether this momentum can be anchored sustainably or if it reflects only a tactical respite in an still uncertain cycle.