According to Crypto Briefing, on September 25, the U.S. spot Solana ETF recorded a daily net inflow of approximately $80 million to $87 million, more than doubling the previous daily record of $33.5 million set in August. For the week, inflows reached $181 million, bringing the total net inflow to over $1.6 billion, with total assets under management ranging between $1.8 billion and $1.96 billion. Among these, Bitwise's staking-supported BSOL attracted about $55.7 million in a single day, accounting for roughly two-thirds of the total for that day; since its inception on October 28, 2025, BSOL has cumulatively represented about 80% of inflows in this category (approximately $1.22 billion). Grayscale's GSOL saw a daily increase of about $18.5 million, ranking second, while Fidelity's FSOL and Morgan Stanley's MSOL contributed less. During the inflow period, the price of SOL was around $120. Analysts suggest that the ability to support staking and yield generation is a core advantage that distinguishes these funds from Bitcoin ETFs.
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U.S. Spot Solana ETF Sees Record Daily Net Inflow of $80 Million
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