Crypto: Solana ETFs Record Their Biggest Day of the Year

Solana's crypto ETFs have just recorded $33.5 million in net inflows in a single session. This marks their best day of 2026 and their fifth consecutive positive session. Cumulative flows now reach a record $1.22 billion. Bitwise continues to absorb the majority of the funds.

In Brief

• Solana ETFs attracted $33.5 million on Monday.
• Cumulative inflows now total $1.22 billion.
• Bitwise's BSOL accounts for nearly 80% of the invested capital.

Solana Crypto Finds Buyers

The contrast with the beginning of the month is quite stark. On August 6, there were still five consecutive sessions without any new flows into Solana ETFs. Since then, money has returned. The current streak began on August 18. Five sessions later, the funds attracted $61.8 million.

Monday alone brought in $33.5 million. This is the largest daily inflow since December and the best day recorded this year. Trading volume for this crypto is also rising, reaching $166.8 million in the session, its highest level since October 2025.

Cumulative net inflows thus rise to $1.22 billion. Solana had never reached this level with its American crypto ETFs. A few weeks were enough to change the mood.

Bitwise Takes Almost Everything

One name dominates the flows. BSOL, Bitwise's Solana ETF, captured $25 million on Monday. Its cumulative total now stands at $948.2 million. Almost 80% of the money that entered American Solana ETFs is therefore found in a single product.

Fidelity comes in a distant second for the day with $4.8 million for FSOL. Grayscale adds $3.7 million via GSOL. This concentration is not new. In May, Bitwise was already dominating inflows into Solana ETFs.

BSOL had then surpassed $860 million in cumulative flows. Three months later, it is approaching a billion. Institutional investors now have several vehicles to gain exposure to crypto SOL without directly buying the tokens or managing their keys.

Staking also adds an argument. Some funds can redistribute a portion of the rewards generated by the SOL they hold. For a traditional investor, exposure therefore does not rely solely on price increases. Yield also plays a role in the calculation.

Solana Joins Bitcoin and Ethereum in the Movement

The flows are not limited to Solana. Bitcoin ETFs have just recorded six positive days with an additional $338 million in the last session. The series totals around $2.3 billion.

Ethereum ETFs also show six consecutive sessions of inflows. $116 million arrived on Monday. Solana is thus advancing in a market where institutional capital is returning to several major cryptos simultaneously.

The difference remains in size. Bitcoin still plays in another category. So does Ethereum. But the $1.22 billion now accumulated in Solana ETFs shows that SOL no longer occupies just a marginal place in American listed products.

Wall Street is gradually expanding its terrain. Morgan Stanley had already launched products exposed to Ethereum and Solana on the NYSE Arca. Monday adds a figure to the record. $33.5 million in a single day. The record for 2026 is here.