2026-01-09 03:26:17

Solana spot ETFs have recently performed remarkably well. On January 8th, Eastern Time, the entire Solana spot ETF sector experienced a net capital inflow of $13.64 million.

Among them, Bitwise SOL ETF BSOL led the way, absorbing $7.79 million yesterday, with a total historical inflow surpassing $648 million. Grayscale's SOL ETF GSOL followed closely, with a single-day inflow of $4.65 million, and the total historical inflow reaching $115 million.

In terms of overall scale, the total assets under management of the Solana spot ETF product cluster have reached $1.1 billion. Interestingly, Solana accounts for 1.42% of the net assets in this ETF matrix. More noteworthy is that since its launch, these products have accumulated a total net inflow of $817 million. This continuous influx of funds reflects market confidence in the Solana ecosystem.

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Deconstructionist

· 01-11 17:25

The popularity of SOL has really picked up, and the ETF inflow data this time definitely shows it. SOL's recognition in the institutional circle has increased. Over 800 million in cumulative net inflows... indicating that many people are betting on the SOL ecosystem. The 1.42% share is quite interesting; there’s still room for growth. Bitwise's moves are very quick; it seems they are vying for dominance. If this pace continues, will SOL become the next SOL haha? Funds don't lie; continuous net inflows say it all. Over 13 million in a single day... institutions are placing their bets, friends.

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Lonely_Validator

· 01-09 09:15

This wave of SOL has really taken off; funds don't lie.

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WenAirdrop

· 01-09 03:56

SOL this wave really seems to be taking off, big funds are piling in --- Over 800 million in net inflow... this data can be bragged about for a year --- Why are there still people not getting on the SOL train? I really don't understand --- Bitwise's 7.79 million single-day volume, is this bottom-fishing or genuine optimism? --- Wait, did you guys see clearly? SOL's proportion in ETFs is only 1.42%? Feels a bit low --- Stop hyping it up, let's wait and see --- Funds entering the market is a good sign, who cares, just follow along first --- 1.1 billion in scale is okay, but compared to BTC and ETH, it's still far behind --- The continuous net inflow really indicates something --- I just want to know when this wave will break out

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GasFeeWhisperer

· 01-09 03:54

Sol really took off this time, the continuous influx of funds is hard to ignore, and the cumulative inflow of 800 million can't be lied about. --- By the way, Bitwise's 7.79 million single-day absorption—this pace is a bit fierce. --- 1.42% market share? How are these numbers calculated? I'm a bit confused. --- Funds are voting, it seems the ecosystem does have believers. --- Even Grayscale has followed suit; this time, it might really be different. --- 800 million, if it weren't for this data, I might almost believe that Sol is dead, haha. --- This inflow speed... could it be another trap to lure people in? --- It feels like the Sol ETF this time is hinting at something; we should pay more attention.

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PretendingSerious

· 01-09 03:53

This wave of SOL is really about to take off. Institutions are investing so cleanly and decisively, it feels like those previous bearish voices should also quiet down.

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DefiPlaybook

· 01-09 03:50

According to the data, BSOL's single-day net inflow of 7.79 million is... to be honest, a bit beyond expectations. It is worth noting that the 817 million cumulative net inflow spread over a total scale of 1.1 billion, and the low penetration rate actually indicates that the ceiling is still very high.

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MintMaster

· 01-09 03:41

sol this wave is really fierce, with 13.64 million coming in just in one day, BSOL is eating the most Popularity has indeed returned, but the total market cap is only 1.1 billion, still feeling like a small creek 8.17 billion in cumulative net inflow sounds impressive, but when divided among various products, it's not as aggressive as expected Waiting for the next surge, will jumping in now just make you the bag holder again... sol ecosystem is hot, but I'm worried it might reverse like last year, and when it crashes, it'll be bloody These numbers look good, but are retail investors really making money? The problem isn't with ETFs, but whether the ecosystem itself has real applications to support the bottom Funds are flowing in, but why are big V influencers suddenly not mentioning sol anymore? Is this a dangerous signal?

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