Solana ETFs Outperform Expectations With 10-Day Inflow Run

Spot Solana (SOL) exchange-traded funds in the United States have now recorded ten straight days of net inflows, signaling growing institutional confidence in the asset despite recent price weakness.

Data from Farside Investors shows that the funds added a combined $6.78 million on Monday – led by Bitwise’s BSOL, which attracted $5.92 million, while Grayscale’s GSOL brought in $854,480. Since their launch on October 28, the two ETFs have amassed $342.48 million in total inflows, maintaining consistent momentum aside from two days of inactivity for GSOL.

Although Monday’s inflows marked the lowest daily figure since debut, analysts see the trend as a sign of enduring appetite among institutional investors. Nick Ruck, director at LVRG Research, said the results have “significantly outperformed pre-launch expectations,” noting that many had underestimated Solana’s institutional potential due to regulatory and technical skepticism.

The funds even saw daily inflows above $70 million last Wednesday, prompting Bloomberg’s Eric Balchunas to describe the numbers as a “huge sign” of mainstream adoption.

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Ruck added that investors are increasingly treating Solana ETFs as a “high-beta complement” to Bitcoin and Ethereum funds – accepting higher volatility in exchange for exposure to Solana’s expanding ecosystem. Sustained inflows, he said, could help tighten supply and provide lasting price support for SOL as altcoin markets mature.

As of Tuesday, Solana’s price dipped 1.85% to $164.24, while spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $1.15 million in inflows, entirely from Bitwise. Ethereum ETFs saw no net movement, and Canary Capital’s Litecoin ETF added $2.11 million for the day.