Which funds increased SOL exposure?

TLDR

Recent inflows into Solana (SOL) products point to increased exposure by ETF issuers and Europe?based funds.

1. Bitwise SOL ETF (BSOL) saw a $2.29M single?day net inflow and reports $625M historical inflows, per a flow tracker update.
2. Weekly Solana investment products added $7.5M and have totaled ~$1.3B since mid?Oct, per a report.
3. Flows show a split: U.S. outflows overall, while Germany?based funds posted inflows; SOL and XRP were outliers per a weekly summary.

Deep Dive

1. Bitwise SOL ETF

The clearest named vehicle with rising SOL exposure is Bitwises BSOL ETF. A recent tracker shows the highest single?day net inflow of $2.29M, with historical net inflows at $625M for BSOL, and SOL spot ETFs at $951M NAV overall at the time of the post (flow note).

2. CoinShares Weekly Flows

Weekly ETF/ETP data indicates Solana products attracted $7.5M last week and have accrued ~$1.3B since mid?October, standing out versus broad outflows across digital asset funds (institutional flows). Note that other trackers cite lower cumulative figures (for example ~$755M cumulative inflows) (alternate tally). Differences often reflect coverage scope, inclusion criteria, and timing.

3. Geographic Split

Recent weekly flows suggest a regional divergence: U.S. funds saw broad outflows, while Germany?based funds posted inflows, with SOL (and XRP) the notable exceptions to risk?off behavior (regional flow context). This implies some European desks are adding to SOL allocations while U.S. desks de?risk.

Conclusion

Evidence from ETF flow trackers points to rising SOL exposure via named products (Bitwise BSOL) and regionally concentrated inflows (notably Germany). While cumulative inflow totals differ across data providers, the consistent signal is fresh capital moving into Solana investment products. For verification, cross?check issuer disclosures and weekly fund flow reports referenced above.