The performance of SOL spot ETFs has been impressive over the past week. From December 22 to December 26, based on five trading days in Eastern Time, the SOL spot ETF market experienced a significant influx of funds—weekly net inflows reached $13.14 million, and all 8 participating ETF products maintained net inflows, with none showing net outflows.

Among them, Fidelity's FSOL product led this rally. Last week, this ETF saw a net inflow of $8.02 million. Looking at its historical performance, the total net inflow has reached $113 million. Following closely is VanEck's Solana ETF (VSOL), which attracted $2.02 million in funds over the week, with total historical net inflows reaching $17.78 million.

Overall, the total assets under management (AUM) of the SOL spot ETF camp have now surpassed $926 million. At this scale, the ETF's net asset value accounts for 1.35%, and since the launch of such products, the cumulative net inflow has accumulated to $756 million. Institutional investors are very clear about their attitude toward SOL—continue to increase their holdings.