Spot Solana ETFs Achieve 10 Consecutive Days of Inflows, Totaling $342 Million Since Launch

Spot Solana ETFs Achieve 10 Consecutive Days of Inflows, Totaling $342 Million Since Launch

Spot Solana exchange-traded funds (ETFs) in the U.S. have successfully recorded their 10th straight day of inflows, demonstrating the increasing interest among institutional investors in Solana-based products.

Key Takeaways:

Spot Solana ETFs have seen inflows for 10 consecutive days, accumulating a total of $342 million since their launch in late October.
Analysts believe the ongoing inflows indicate strong investor confidence in the expanding Solana ecosystem.
While Bitcoin and Ethereum funds experienced limited activity, Solana significantly outperformed other altcoins.

Recent data from SoSoValue indicates that on Monday, spot Solana ETFs achieved a total of $6.78 million in net inflows. The leading fund, Bitwise’s BSOL, attracted $5.92 million, followed closely by Grayscale’s GSOL, which saw inflows of $854,480.

Since their debut on October 28, these two funds have garnered a total of $342.48 million, with positive inflows almost every day, aside from two sessions with no activity.

Analysts View Sustained Solana ETF Inflows as a Positive Indicator

The inflows represent a decrease from the initial surge when Solana ETFs garnered nearly $200 million in their first week, including an impressive $70 million in a single day last Wednesday.

Nonetheless, experts view this sustained interest as a clear sign of investor trust in Solana's growing ecosystem. Eric Balchunas from Bloomberg noted that these continued inflows represent a “huge number” and are a “good sign” for the network's broader adoption.

In contrast, spot Bitcoin ETFs collected $1.15 million on Monday, all from Bitwise, while Ethereum ETFs saw no net inflows. Additionally, Canary Capital’s Litecoin ETF gained $2.11 million, although its Hedera ETF remained stable for the day. This data signals Solana's unexpected rise as one of the most desirable altcoin investments in the ETF market.

Recent reports indicate that institutional outflows from crypto investment products accelerated last week, totaling $1.17 billion; this marked the second consecutive week of significant withdrawals due to renewed market volatility and uncertainty in the macroeconomic landscape.

Despite high trading volumes in exchange-traded products (ETPs) totaling $43 billion, optimism gained from midweek progress on the U.S. government shutdown swiftly declined, leading to more redemptions by Friday.

The U.S. market accounted for the majority of the outflows, amounting to $1.22 billion, while Germany and Switzerland experienced modest inflows of $41.3 million and $49.7 million, respectively.

Bitcoin funds faced the largest losses with $932 million in outflows, followed by Ethereum at $438 million, even as short Bitcoin ETPs recorded $11.8 million in inflows, marking their strongest week since May 2025.

In spite of this bearish trend, specific altcoins demonstrated resilience, with Solana leading the pack at $118 million in inflows, bringing its total over the past nine weeks to $2.1 billion.

Alchemy Enhances Solana's Infrastructure to Meet Institutional Demand

In response to the increasing demand for Solana funds, the Web3 infrastructure provider Alchemy has completely overhauled its Solana stack, aiming for minimal downtime, faster transaction speeds, and improved scalability.

Alchemy shared that this comprehensive rebuild resulted from two years of collaboration with developers across the Solana ecosystem.

By partnering with teams from Bags.fm, Solflare, and Robinhood, the company thoroughly investigated the challenges developers faced in accessing Solana data and processing transactions.

As a result, Alchemy has introduced a new generation of RPC and Streaming APIs designed specifically for Solana. This upgraded infrastructure supports 20 times faster archive calls, 99.95% uptime, and double the throughput of its prior version.