Solana spot ETFs extend net-inflow streak to 12 weeks as Bitcoin funds stagnate

  • Solana spot ETFs recorded their 12th consecutive week of net inflows.
  • $60.7 million entered Solana ETFs during the week ending September 18.
  • Bitcoin spot ETFs recorded $6.1 million in weekly net inflows.

U.S. spot Solana ETFs recorded their 12th consecutive week of net inflows, attracting $60.7 million in the week ending September 18 and pushing cumulative inflows above $1.4 billion. Assets under management reached roughly $1.62 billion. Bitwise’s BSOL, which passes staking rewards to holders, accounted for approximately 80% of Solana ETF inflows, including $47.6 million on the final trading day. The other funds include Grayscale’s GSOL, Fidelity’s FSOL, VanEck’s VSOL and Morgan Stanley’s MSOL. SOL traded between $110 and $112 in mid-September, its highest level in roughly seven months. Bitcoin spot ETFs, by contrast, recorded only $6.1 million in weekly net inflows, while combined trading volume fell to its lowest full five-session weekly total since October 2024.

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