Solana ETFs Post Record $188.21 Million Weekly Inflow
U.S. spot Solana ETFs attracted their largest weekly inflow since launch, led by Bitwise’s BSOL as institutional demand returns to the market.

U.S. spot Solana exchange-traded funds recorded their strongest week since launching late last year, attracting $188.21 million in fresh capital between September 21 and September 25, 2026. The record inflow comes as institutional interest in Solana builds alongside renewed strength across the broader crypto market.
Solana ETFs draw record inflows
The latest figures mark the largest weekly inflow recorded by the Solana ETF market since its launch. The funds’ performance accelerated into the end of the week, with $86.67 million in net inflows recorded on Friday alone.
All seven Solana ETFs posted positive inflows during the five-day period. That breadth suggests the week’s performance was not limited to a single fund, although one issuer captured the majority of the new capital.
Key figures from the week include:
- Total weekly inflows: $188.21 million
- Friday net inflows: $86.67 million
- Number of ETFs recording positive inflows: Seven
- Measurement period: September 21–25, 2026
The inflows coincided with recent price rallies across the broader cryptocurrency market and strong price moves from Solana itself. The combination of market momentum and growing access through regulated investment products appears to be renewing investor attention toward the asset.
Bitwise captures the largest share
Bitwise continued to lead the Solana ETF market during the week. Its Bitwise Solana Staking ETF (BSOL) attracted approximately $128.46 million in inflows over the five-day period.
Grayscale ranked next, recording about $28.06 million in total inflows. Bitwise’s weekly total represented roughly 68% of all capital entering the Solana ETFs during the period, reinforcing the firm’s position as the market’s leading issuer.
The gap between the two issuers highlights how concentrated the week’s demand was. While every fund ended the period with positive inflows, BSOL accounted for more than two-thirds of the total capital recorded across the group.
What This Means
The record weekly inflow provides a significant signal of institutional demand for Solana investment products. It also suggests that recent price momentum is translating into greater participation through ETFs rather than remaining confined to direct crypto-market activity.
The durability of that demand will depend on whether inflows remain broad across all seven products and continue beyond the current rally. For now, the combination of a record weekly total, positive flows across the entire ETF group, and Bitwise’s dominant share points to a strengthening institutional channel for Solana exposure.













