Solana ETFs Record Ten Consecutive Days of Capital Inflows
U.S. spot Solana ETFs have achieved an impressive milestone — ten consecutive days of net capital inflows. The streak highlights a growing appetite among institutional investors for Solana-based products, defying early skepticism from market analysts.
A Record-Setting Streak for Solana Funds
On November 10, Solana ETFs recorded a combined net inflow of $6.78 million. The lion’s share came from Bitwise’s BSOL fund, which attracted $5.92 million in a single day, while Grayscale’s GSOL added another $854,480. This marks the tenth straight trading day of positive net flows, an achievement unmatched by other digital asset ETFs since their launch earlier this year.Analysts note that these consistent inflows demonstrate increasing confidence in Solana’s long-term performance and its growing ecosystem of decentralized applications. “Solana’s scalability and low transaction costs continue to attract serious investors, particularly after the recent recovery in the broader altcoin market,” one strategist noted.
How Solana Outperformed Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs
For comparison, U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs posted a modest $1.15 million net inflow on the same day, with all of it going into the Bitwise Bitcoin ETF. Ethereum ETFs, meanwhile, finished the session flat, showing zero net inflows. The contrast underscores a temporary shift in market sentiment favoring Solana, which is seen as a high-performance blockchain capable of handling large-scale financial and DeFi applications.Despite its volatility, Solana’s strong on-chain activity and rising developer engagement continue to fuel optimism among institutional investors seeking diversification beyond Bitcoin and Ethereum. Analysts predict that sustained ETF demand could reinforce SOL’s position as the leading “Layer-1 growth story” heading into 2026.
Institutional Confidence Grows
The steady inflows into BSOL and GSOL suggest that asset managers view Solana as more than a speculative play — it’s becoming a strategic component in diversified crypto portfolios. If the trend continues, total assets under management (AUM) across Solana ETFs could soon surpass several early-stage Ethereum products, establishing a new benchmark for altcoin-based exchange-traded funds.For Bitwise and Grayscale, these results validate their early move into Solana markets and may encourage additional ETF issuers to follow suit as regulatory clarity improves.
Editorial Team — CoinBotLab