Key highlights:
- Solana ETFs saw about $188 million in weekly inflows between September 21 and September 25, 2026
- Bitwise’s BSOL saw the largest inflows of $128.46 million during the same period
- Bitcoin, Ethereum, and other major altcoin ETFs have also seen notable inflows
Solana ETFs are now in the spotlight as US spot funds hit a record inflow of $188 million last week. Bitwise’s BSOL stood out, contributing more than half of the total weekly inflows. This strong demand highlights changing investor sentiment, with institutions looking for exposure to more altcoin ETFs beyond Bitcoin and Ethereum funds.
Solana ETFs see strong investor demand
Amid the current positive sentiment surrounding the global crypto market, Solana is getting wider recognition among institutional investors. Reportedly, US spot Solana ETFs have recorded their strongest weekly inflows since their launch.
In total, there are seven Solana ETFs. They have collectively attracted $188.21 million in net inflows from September 21 to September 25, 2026. On Friday alone, the funds saw positive flows of around $86.67 million, making it the highest single-day inflow.
Bitwise leads Solana ETF flows
Interestingly, Bitwise’s Solana Staking ETF (BSOL) holds the largest share of weekly inflows. BSOL reportedly saw about $128.46 million in net inflows during the last week. This accounted for about a massive 68% of the total Solana ETF inflows of the week.
Solana ETF Weekly Inflows; Source: CoinGlass
Following Bitwise, Grayscale recorded the second-largest weekly inflows, with about 28.06 million in net flows over the same period. However, there is a major gap between the inflows recorded by BSOL and GSOL, highlighting Bitwise’s major presence in the Solana ETF market.
Besides BSOL and GSOL, all other Solana ETFs have also seen positive flows in the past week. In addition, Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs have also recorded net inflows. This suggests that investor interest is spread across the exchange-traded fund market.
Altcoin ETFs attract more investor attention
The latest surge in the institutional inflows into Solana ETFs highlights investors’ growing interest in altcoin ETFs. While Bitcoin funds recorded about $2.39 billion in weekly inflows, Ethereum ETFs added around $689.8 million during the same period. Together, Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana funds attracted around $3.26 billion in net flows.
Not only Ethereum and Solana, but other altcoins also saw notable institutional inflows. Hedera ETFs saw $2.04 million in flows, while Chainlink, Litecoin, and Dogecoin funds brought $1.23M, $1.04M, and $0.81M, respectively, into the market. Top of Form
SOL price sees decline despite Solana ETF inflows
Despite Solana ETFs recording the largest weekly inflows, the SOL price has experienced a notable drop today. As of press time, the Solana token is trading at $118.10, with more than a 4% decline in a day. However, the token has seen an impressive 14% surge over the past month.
Driven by the overall positive sentiment, individual investors are also showing increased interest in the SOL token. This is reflected in the 22% rise in the 24-hour trading volume, which is now at $3.74 billion.
Source:: Solana ETF Inflows Hit $188M as Bitwise Leads the Surge