TLDR
Bitwise BSOL, Grayscale GSOL, Fidelity FSOL, VanEck VSOL, and 21Shares TSOL all recorded net inflows over the past week.
- Bitwise Solana ETF (BSOL) led daily and weekly flows, including a day with about $35.9 million and a week-leading haul, per a market update and weekly recap (report, weekly summary).
- Grayscale GSOL, Fidelity FSOL, and VanEck VSOL also posted fresh inflows, with BSOL still on top by size (fund flows roundup).
- 21Shares TSOL registered the highest single day among SOL ETFs on Nov 21 at about $5.7 million, lifting total daily SOL ETF inflows above $10 million (fund highlight).
Deep Dive
1. BSOL Led
Bitwise Solana ETF (BSOL) has been the primary driver of recent SOL ETF inflows. One session saw about $35.9 million into BSOL, and on the week BSOL topped category flows, reflecting concentrated demand in the largest product (market update, weekly summary).
If you track leadership, BSOLs flow share is the key gauge for whether SOL ETF demand is broadening or staying concentrated in one flagship fund.
2. Broad Participation
Other issuers also attracted net inflows. Grayscale GSOL, Fidelity FSOL, and VanEck VSOL all reported new money in recent sessions as the category extended a multi day inflow streak, with the overall cohort adding hundreds of millions since launch (roundup, streak context).
Flows are not isolated to one issuer. A multi issuer bid reduces single fund risk and can help sustain liquidity and tighter spreads across the SOL ETF set.
3. TSOLs Notable Day
21Shares TSOL saw a standout session on Nov 21, with about $5.7 million of net inflows, the biggest single day among SOL ETFs that day, and helped push total daily SOL ETF inflows above $10 million (fund highlight).
Newer funds can temporarily lead on specific days. Monitoring daily flow handoffs between BSOL and TSOL can signal where incremental investor demand is rotating.
Conclusion
The answer is broad inflows across BSOL, GSOL, FSOL, VSOL, and TSOL, with BSOL leading most days. The multi issuer participation and ongoing streak suggest resilient institutional interest in SOL exposure while peers like BTC and ETH ETFs have recently seen outflows, a dynamic that can support the SOL narrative if flow momentum persists (context).
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