2026-01-08 05:22:17

The popularity of Solana spot ETFs continues to grow. According to the latest data, on January 7th, Eastern Time, the total net inflow of spot ETFs for the day reached $1.97 million. Among them, the Bitwise SOL ETF (BSOL) contributed all the growth, with a single-day net inflow of $1.97 million. Since its launch, this product has performed steadily, with a total historical net inflow of $640 million.

In terms of overall scale, the assets under management of the Solana spot ETF sector have risen to $1.08 billion, significantly increasing its share among similar products. Based on a net asset ratio of 1.41%, there is still room for growth in the ecosystem's capital capacity. Notably, since its listing, the cumulative net inflow has reached $803 million, reflecting investors' continued optimism about the Solana ecosystem.

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OffchainOracle

· 01-09 03:45

SOL has really taken off this time, and ETF inflows are so strong... It feels like institutions are also starting to FOMO.

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BridgeTrustFund

· 01-08 05:41

SOL spot ETF is bleeding again... How long will this hype last?

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RektDetective

· 01-08 05:36

SOL is still struggling hard; this level of inflow is simply not enough.

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PanicSeller

· 01-08 05:31

SOL is quite aggressive this time, with continuous ETF inflows, it feels like institutions are jumping on board. It's a billion-dollar scale, but that's just the beginning. Is BSOL being carried by a single person? That's a bit outrageous, but it also shows that many people are choosing this product. I'm a bit tired of hearing what everyone is continuously optimistic about... just want to ask when will I break even.

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