【ChainNews】On January 8, the Solana ecosystem experienced a wave of strong buying. The net inflow of spot ETF funds for the day reached $13.64 million, with Bitwise BSOL contributing $7.79 million and Grayscale GSOL adding $4.65 million. More notably, the cumulative net inflow of BSOL has surpassed $648 million, and GSOL has steadily accumulated to $115 million. As of now, the total net asset value of SOL spot ETFs has risen to the billion-dollar level, with a total historical net inflow of $817 million—indicating that institutional investors remain highly enthusiastic about allocating to Solana.
On the same day, XRP also performed remarkably. The net inflow of spot ETFs for the day reached $8.72 million. Bitwise XRP ETF recorded $4.51 million in daily inflows, and Grayscale GXRP added $2.89 million. From the cumulative data, the Bitwise version has accumulated a net inflow of $292 million, while the Grayscale version reached $263 million. Currently, the total net asset value of XRP spot ETFs has reached $1.49 billion, with the total historical net inflow surpassing $1.21 billion.
From the data, whether it’s Solana or XRP, the continuous influx of institutional funds reflects an increasing recognition of these two mainstream public chains and ecosystems.
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just_vibin_onchain
· 10h ago
Institutions are really sweeping the bottom this time, with SOL and XRP both showing increased volume. Looking at these numbers, I want to jump back in.
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Whoa, over 800 million in net inflow? This is true institutional recognition.
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Grayscale is secretly accumulating again, huh? This rhythm feels a bit familiar.
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No, XRP is only 8.72 million? Why is the gap so big with SOL? What does this indicate?
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Institutions are starting to buy the dip, while retail investors are still hesitating. This is getting interesting.
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With an ETF size of $1.1 billion, this is no longer a small splash.
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When was the last time we saw such net inflow? Anyway, prices went up afterward.
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The data looks promising, but I’m just worried it might be a flash in the pan...
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RealYieldWizard
· 11h ago
Institutions are really not stopping this wave, BSOL is almost at 700 million... SOL seems ready to take off
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Wait, is XRP following suit? Are these two pouring money in together? Is there something I don't know?
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With a scale of 1.1 billion, it still feels far from enough. Keep accumulating
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Is Grayscale secretly accumulating again? They really treat institutions like an ATM
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With such fierce net inflows, could there be a major event? Or are they just purely optimistic about the fundamentals?
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SOL and XRP both breaking resistance, it seems the mainstream is about to accept these two
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Accumulating over 800 million, the desire of institutions to buy the dip is unstoppable
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Why is BSOL's absorption speed so fast... Grayscale looks calm and patient
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With this pace, it feels like retail investors should take action
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BlockchainBard
· 01-09 12:19
Institutions are really ramping up their positions. The momentum of SOL this time is a bit outrageous...
XRP is not willing to fall behind either. It seems that big investors are betting on this rebound.
Over 800 million in cumulative net inflows. What does this data indicate...
Huh? Is Grayscale quietly accumulating more shares?
SOL has reached a scale of $1.1 billion. It feels like it's about to break out of the circle.
With this pace, are institutions really optimistic or just playing around?
Such a strong net inflow, should we be a bit cautious?
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RugpullSurvivor
· 01-09 04:47
The institutions are really unprincipled this time, directly pouring in money. Over 800 million in total net inflow for SOL, this lineup is quite fierce.
XRP is also catching the wave, it seems the market consensus is really shifting.
For those who haven't gotten on board at this point, it's really time to think about it.
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MechanicalMartel
· 01-09 04:45
Institutions are really quietly accumulating, this inflow data is making my heart race.
SOL is truly stable this round; with a market cap of 1.1 billion USD, it's no small figure.
XRP is also benefiting, both are taking off, a typical pump-and-dump effect driven by Bitcoin's price rally.
Wait, what about the data from Grayscale? Why hasn't it been fully explained...
How many institutions must be adding positions simultaneously to generate this level of inflow?
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DaoGovernanceOfficer
· 01-09 04:30
ngl the inflow numbers look decent but can we actually talk about what this means for protocol health? bitwise pushing $779m into BSOL feels more like institutional FOMO than any serious governance thesis tbh... *sigh* where's the data on validator decentralization metrics tho
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MrRightClick
· 01-09 04:30
Institutions are really quietly increasing their positions. The momentum of SOL this time is a bit fierce...
XRP is also following suit and gaining momentum. It seems that big investors have long seen through everything.
With such strong net inflows into ETFs, are retail investors still hesitating?
BSOL has already surpassed 600 million, what does this indicate...
Solana is gaining popularity at an almost outrageous level; institutions are just different.
XRP has caught up later, 8.72 million is also a significant number.
Both coins are so strong in just one day. What should be the next move...
Are institutions highly enthusiastic about allocation? Do they really have confidence or are they just gambling?
Looking at these data, it feels like it's time to get on board, but I'm also worried about high positions...
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gas_fee_therapist
· 01-09 04:24
Institutions are really aggressive this time, with SOL and XRP hitting the daily limit together. It's a bit risky for retail investors who are following now...
But speaking of which, the Bitwise ETFs are indeed bleeding money; the cumulative net inflow is so strong, indicating that big funds are really optimistic.
XRP's recent surge was quite unexpected; it was criticized before, and now institutions are starting to buy the dip... alright, alright, let's stick with SOL, the ecosystem activity remains stable.
These numbers look quite real; it feels like the next wave will see even more aggressive institutional entry. Retail investors need to keep up.
Wait, is the net inflow of over 800 million really true? What if it reverses...
Solana and XRP spot ETFs see large net inflows; institutional accumulation signals remain strong
【ChainNews】On January 8, the Solana ecosystem experienced a wave of strong buying. The net inflow of spot ETF funds for the day reached $13.64 million, with Bitwise BSOL contributing $7.79 million and Grayscale GSOL adding $4.65 million. More notably, the cumulative net inflow of BSOL has surpassed $648 million, and GSOL has steadily accumulated to $115 million. As of now, the total net asset value of SOL spot ETFs has risen to the billion-dollar level, with a total historical net inflow of $817 million—indicating that institutional investors remain highly enthusiastic about allocating to Solana.
On the same day, XRP also performed remarkably. The net inflow of spot ETFs for the day reached $8.72 million. Bitwise XRP ETF recorded $4.51 million in daily inflows, and Grayscale GXRP added $2.89 million. From the cumulative data, the Bitwise version has accumulated a net inflow of $292 million, while the Grayscale version reached $263 million. Currently, the total net asset value of XRP spot ETFs has reached $1.49 billion, with the total historical net inflow surpassing $1.21 billion.
From the data, whether it’s Solana or XRP, the continuous influx of institutional funds reflects an increasing recognition of these two mainstream public chains and ecosystems.