Solana ETFs Cross 1 billion Dollars As BSOL Tops With 732 Million

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Solana ETFs now manage over $1B in assets, with BSOL holding $732M.
Net inflows into Solana ETFs hit $16M on Monday, totaling $792M.
Grayscale and Fidelity manage $167M and $122M in Solana ETF assets.
Solana ETF trading volume reached $43M in one day.

Solana Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs) have crossed $1 billion in total assets under management, signaling growing interest from institutional investors. Bitwise’s BSOL leads among the funds with $732 million, followed by offerings from Grayscale, Fidelity, and VanEck.

Solana ETFs Surpass $1 Billion in Assets Managed

Solana Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs) have collectively passed $1 billion in assets under management, according to data from SoSoValue. The milestone accounts for roughly 1.4% of Solana’s total market capitalization.

🚨BREAKING: 🔥 #Solana ETFs have crossed $1 billion in assets under management, led by Bitwise’s BSOL with $681 million. pic.twitter.com/spbhJ1oOpr
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The growth reflects the increasing interest from institutional investors, especially following the launch of regulated ETF products in the digital asset space. The steady rise in cumulative net inflows, which now total $792 million, is viewed as a response to Solana’s performance and its adoption in decentralized applications.

Bitwise BSOL Leads with $732 Million in Assets

Among the ETF offerings, the Bitwise Solana Staking ETF (BSOL) remains the dominant product. The fund has accumulated $732 million in assets under management. BSOL stakes Solana’s native token in-house, aiming to enhance investor returns through staking rewards.

The product is structured to track Solana’s token performance while generating additional yield. BSOL’s asset base places it well ahead of other ETFs in the same category. Bitwise’s strategy of staking in-house differentiates BSOL from passive tracking products.

A representative from Bitwise previously noted, “Our goal is to provide exposure to Solana while enhancing yield through native staking operations.”

Other Funds Include Grayscale, Fidelity, and VanEck

Grayscale’s Solana Trust (GSOL) and Fidelity’s FSOL have also gained traction. GSOL currently holds around $167 million in assets, while FSOL manages approximately $122 million. Both funds provide exposure to Solana’s price movements, catering to investors seeking alternatives to direct crypto holdings.

VanEck’s VSOL, though smaller in size, has gradually built $28 million in assets. These products serve different investor segments based on strategies and management styles.

Despite being behind BSOL in terms of size, GSOL and FSOL continue to attract steady flows from investors. Each fund’s approach to risk and yield varies, offering choice to institutions entering the Solana ecosystem.

Net Inflows Reflect Growing Institutional Interest

Solana ETFs recorded $16 million in net inflows on Monday, according to SoSoValue. The cumulative net inflows now stand at $792 million, indicating sustained interest since launch. Trading volume across these products reached $43 million during the day.

The consistent inflows suggest increased comfort among institutions with regulated crypto offerings. ETFs offer exposure to crypto without requiring custody of digital assets, making them suitable for traditional investors.

Solana’s performance, including its speed and scalability, remains a key factor behind the ETF traction. As ETFs continue to grow, their role in the broader adoption of crypto assets is becoming more evident.