2026-01-05 04:00:25

The performance of SOL spot ETFs over the past week has been quite impressive. According to the latest data, from December 29 to January 2 (Eastern Time), SOL spot ETFs achieved a total net inflow of $10.43 million in a single week.

The most outstanding performer is the Bitwise Solana Spot ETF (BSOL), which attracted $6.23 million this week, making it the biggest winner. Notably, BSOL's cumulative net inflow has reached $625 million, fully demonstrating the market's continued optimism for this product.

Following closely is the Fidelity SOL ETF (FSOL), with a weekly net inflow of $2.53 million. From this comparison, it is clear that BSOL has a significantly stronger appeal in the SOL spot ETF sector, but FSOL, as a product from a traditional financial giant, is also steadily gaining market share.

This wave of net inflows reflects growing confidence among institutional investors and mainstream capital in the SOL ecosystem. Especially with spot ETFs being a convenient allocation tool, they are becoming an important channel for incremental funds to enter the SOL market.

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AllTalkLongTrader

· 2h ago

BSOL, how is this number so impressive? Mainstream funds are also quietly getting on board. --- What does ETF inflow indicate? It shows that institutions are not fools, everyone. --- A total net inflow of 625 million... this is the real vote of confidence. --- Fidelity is still in the doldrums, Bitwise is about to take off. --- The era of bloodsucking through ETFs has arrived, retail investors are still flipping K-lines. --- The net inflow trend sounds so comfortable; it indicates that big money is entering the market. --- Is BSOL crushing FSOL so obviously? It seems choosing the right brand is also very important. --- The SOL ecosystem is really taking off; money doesn't lie. --- Spot ETF is basically a backdoor for institutions, directly absorbing incremental funds.

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MidnightTrader

· 3h ago

Sol has really taken off this time, is the 625 million cumulative net inflow into bsol serious? --- Fidelity is also catching up; traditional giants are finally getting restless. --- Wow, institutions are flooding into Sol, spot ETFs have really become a cash cow. --- bsol is crushing fsol; it seems that choosing the right option still matters. --- Such a strong net inflow indicates that big funds are already positioning themselves in the Sol ecosystem. --- 104.3 million in a week; this growth rate is insane. Is Sol going to turn the world upside down? --- Spot ETFs are just to make it easier for institutions to enter; clever move. --- bsol has over 600 million; with so much money piled in, can it run away? --- fsol has been left far behind by bsol; traditional finance is still slow to react. --- After Sol took off, no one is paying attention to ETH anymore; the situation has really changed.

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MemeCurator

· 01-05 04:30

BSOL's data is indeed solid, but to be honest, it feels a bit like institutions are heavily accumulating.

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DoomCanister

· 01-05 04:29

BSOL is so fierce, with 625 million in accumulated flow, directly surpassing Fidelity. LOL

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SolidityNewbie

· 01-05 04:28

BSOL's ability to attract funds this time is truly outstanding. With a total net inflow of $625 million, it directly outperforms FSOL... Institutions are pouring money into this direction.

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StakeHouseDirector

· 01-05 04:14

BSOL this wave is really fierce, skyrocketing by 6.23 million in a week. It seems that the institutions still recognize this.

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4am_degen

· 01-05 04:13

BSOL has once again outperformed other products this week. But on the other hand, institutions are really starting to pay serious attention to SOL.

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