TLDR
Bitwise Solana ETF (BSOL), Grayscale Solana ETF (GSOL), and Fidelity Solana ETF (FSOL) saw net inflows over the past week.
- BSOL led weekly inflows with about $15.9 million and added $1.35 million on Dec 16, per a market update. BSOL weekly, Dec 16
- GSOL recorded $8.73 million for the week and $1.88 million on Dec 16, per flow trackers. GSOL weekly, Dec 16
- FSOL posted the strongest single?day inflow recently at ~$38.5$38.7 million (mid?Dec), driving category net inflows that day. FSOL single?day
Deep Dive
1. Bitwise BSOL
BSOL led recent weekly flows and added on Dec 16, pointing to continued institutional accumulation.
- Weekly net inflow was about $15.9 million and total category inflows were $33.6 million, with no outflows reported across SOL ETFs that week. See the weekly detail above on Binance Square.
- On Dec 16, BSOL added $1.35 million, consistent with its leadership among SOL products by cumulative inflows. See the Dec 16 item above.
BSOLs leadership suggests investors prefer larger, staked SOL exposure vehicles during choppy markets.
2. Grayscale GSOL
GSOL showed steady additions both weekly and daily, reinforcing breadth across issuers.
- GSOL posted $8.73 million in weekly inflows alongside BSOL per tracked flows. See the weekly reference above.
- It led daily flows on Dec 16 with $1.88 million, taking its cumulative net inflows to ~$100 million. See the Dec 16 reference above.
GSOLs consistent inflows point to diversified issuer demand, not just a single?fund story.
3. Fidelity FSOL
FSOLs mid?December surge was the days biggest single?fund addition across SOL ETFs.
- FSOL recorded ~$38.5$38.7 million in a single day, driving the categorys net inflow even as one peer posted a small redemption. See the crypto.news report above.
- Other coverage the week noted SOL ETF inflows were concentrated in BSOL, GSOL, and FSOL, while 21Shares TSOL saw outflows, indicating selective accumulation. See the AMBCrypto summary of weekly flows and TSOL outflows here.
Large, recognizable issuers (Bitwise, Grayscale, Fidelity) are drawing the bulk of inflows, suggesting investors favor scale and liquidity in their SOL exposure.
Conclusion
Recent flow trackers show SOL inflows concentrated in BSOL, GSOL, and FSOL, with standout single?day strength from FSOL and steady weekly leadership from BSOL. Flows into these funds, despite price volatility, suggest institutional positioning via regulated wrappers rather than short?term speculation.
