【Crypto Rhythm】Yesterday, the US Solana spot ETF saw another influx of funds. According to data monitoring, the net inflow on December 13th reached $2.5 million.
Specifically, VanEck’s VSOL performed the best, attracting $1.7 million; Fidelity’s FSOL followed closely, with $800,000 in inflows. The joint effort of these two leading institutional ETF products continues to boost the popularity of SOL spot products.
This wave of inflows indicates that institutional investors’ interest in the Solana ecosystem is still increasing. After all, SOL, as a high-performance public blockchain, is indeed expanding its application ecosystem in sectors like DeFi and NFT. Whether this momentum can be maintained depends on future market performance.
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LuckyBearDrawer
· 12-13 05:31
Institutions are bottom-fishing. VanEck is so proactive, they must have seen something.
This surge in SOL is really intense; be careful not to chase the high.
The inflow of 2.5 million indicates that there are still people trusting this chain.
However, DeFi still depends on subsequent developments. It's too early to hype, as it could backfire.
Leading the pack is VanEck—that's right. Big institutions still have good foresight.
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ColdWalletGuardian
· 12-13 05:24
The signals of institutional accumulation are becoming more and more obvious. VanEck and Fidelity are both jumping on board, this is not a simple matter.
Will SOL sustain its upward momentum until the end of the year? I'm a bit worried.
2.5 million is really a lot? It feels like just some small orders.
It's again a game of inflows and outflows; in the end, it all depends on how the main players play.
VanEck's move this time is quite aggressive, directly investing 1.7 million, gotta earn some confidence.
Ecological expansion is expansion, but how many of them can truly land?
When top institutions enter the market together, retail investors will be in a tough spot.
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AirDropMissed
· 12-13 05:22
Institutions are entering the market. VanEck's move is impressive, but the question is how long can this inflow last?
The SOL ecosystem is booming, but it depends on whether it can sustain this wave of popularity.
Just 2.5 million, don't hype it up too much, stay calm.
VSOL attracted 1.7 million in funding, Fidelity is closely following, which is indeed worth watching.
The biggest concern is if there will be no follow-up later. How will this wave cool down?
Institutions are indeed starting to pay attention, but let's wait and see when it can truly take off.
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PancakeFlippa
· 12-13 05:21
2.5 million inflow? Not bad, institutions are really optimistic about the SOL ecosystem.
VanEck's move is indeed aggressive, with a single VSOL taking in 1.7 million...
SOL is hard to not be popular, especially as the DeFi sector is indeed gaining volume.
Wait, can this be sustained until the end of the year? It seems like we need to see if there are any explosive events later on.
Institutions are already entering the market, what are retail investors still hesitating about?
This pace doesn't seem right... with the current popularity of spot ETFs, should we reflect on this?
Honestly, with VanEck and Fidelity pushing together, this is a pretty strong signal.
If the ecosystem doesn't catch up next year, the outflows could be quite fierce...
Solana spot ETF had a net inflow of $2.5 million yesterday, with VanEck leading the way
【Crypto Rhythm】Yesterday, the US Solana spot ETF saw another influx of funds. According to data monitoring, the net inflow on December 13th reached $2.5 million.
Specifically, VanEck’s VSOL performed the best, attracting $1.7 million; Fidelity’s FSOL followed closely, with $800,000 in inflows. The joint effort of these two leading institutional ETF products continues to boost the popularity of SOL spot products.
This wave of inflows indicates that institutional investors’ interest in the Solana ecosystem is still increasing. After all, SOL, as a high-performance public blockchain, is indeed expanding its application ecosystem in sectors like DeFi and NFT. Whether this momentum can be maintained depends on future market performance.