TLDR
The SOL ETFs with net inflows this week are Bitwise Solana ETF (BSOL), Grayscale Solana ETF (GSOL), and Fidelity Solana ETF (FSOL).
- Bitwise Solana ETF (BSOL) added about $1.35 million on Dec 16, leading daily inflows among SOL funds per a market update. Details
- Grayscale Solana ETF (GSOL) saw roughly $1.88 million of net inflows on Dec 16, and was second for the day. Details
- Fidelity Solana ETF (FSOL) recorded a single day net inflow of about $38.7 million earlier this week. Details
Deep Dive
1. Bitwise BSOL
BSOL continued to attract net inflows this week, including about $1.35 million on Dec 16. The same day report also showed broad positive flows across SOL funds. Report
BSOL did register a small outflow on Dec 15 amid a broader crypto pullback, but cumulative inflows remain large and weekly flows stayed positive. Context
Despite a brief dip day, institutional demand via BSOL remains resilient, with flows resuming the next session.
2. Grayscale GSOL
GSOL posted roughly $1.88 million net inflow on Dec 16, part of a wider daily uptick in SOL ETF subscriptions. Daily flows
On the prior week (Dec 812), GSOL ranked second for weekly net inflows behind BSOL, underscoring consistent participation across issuers. Weekly summary
GSOL is capturing steady allocations as a complement to the category leader, indicating diversification across providers.
3. Fidelity FSOL
FSOL saw a standout single day net inflow of about $38.7 million early this week, the largest since its launch, even as broader crypto prices wobbled. Flow detail
Other coverage the next day still showed aggregate positive SOL ETF flows, suggesting FSOLs surge came alongside category strength rather than rotation alone. Category check
FSOLs large day highlights that fresh allocations are still entering SOL through big-ticket tickets, not just small daily adds.
Conclusion
This weeks SOL ETF inflows were led by Bitwises BSOL, with meaningful participation from Grayscales GSOL and a standout single day from Fidelitys FSOL. Together they signal continued institutional interest in regulated SOL exposure even during choppy price action.
