Farside data showed no primary-market creations or redemptions across six Solana ETF products after Bitwise BSOL logged an $18.1 million outflow on July 28.
Solana ETFs recorded zero net flows across all six tracked products for five consecutive trading sessions ending Aug. 4, marking a pause in primary-market activity after Bitwise's BSOL posted an $18.1 million outflow on July 28. Farside Investors showed 0.0 daily flow readings for BSOL, VSOL, FSOL, TSOL, SOEZ, and GSOL from July 29 through Aug. 4, while cumulative net flow for Solana ETFs stood at $1.122 billion through Aug. 4. That headline total includes $449.3 million in seed capital, or about 40%, and Farside classifies $102.7 million within GSOL as a conversion from an earlier Grayscale product rather than fresh inflows. Excluding seed allocations and the GSOL conversion leaves roughly $672 million of primary-market activity beyond launch seeding. The flat daily flow figures do not mean investor activity disappeared altogether: net-flow data captures creations and redemptions handled by authorized participants, while exchange trading and asset levels reflect separate activity. BSOL held $596.37 million in net assets as of Aug. 2, while TSOL had $3.09 million as of Aug. 3, underscoring how uneven fund scale remains across the category. The five-session pause followed a July in which every U.S. trading day had posted positive net inflows for Solana ETFs before the streak ended, even as SOL traded about 57% below its October 2025 launch-period level. On Aug. 4, the final zero-flow session, Bitcoin ETFs recorded $211.5 million in net inflows and Ethereum ETFs added $53.1 million, while Messari data showed Solana ETP flows at $18.9 million in July, nearly flat with June's $19.1 million and well below May's $110.6 million peak.