Solana ETFs draw record $188 million in a week as Bitwise takes two-thirds of inflows
U.S. spot Solana ETFs set a weekly net inflow record of about $188.1 million for Sept. 21-25, after a single-day record of about $86.7 million on Sept. 25. Bitwise’s BSOL led the group in both the record day and the week, and the funds finished the week with positive flows across every product tracked.
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These flows matter for holders and traders watching the Solana ETF lineup because they show repeated net creations across the group, including a record daily intake and another inflow day at the end of the same month. The most visible name is Bitwise’s BSOL, which led the category on the record day and again on the weekly tally, so its fund activity is the main signal people see first.
In practice, the weekly record means the seven tracked funds were still taking in new money across the whole category, not just into one product. That is different from a day when one fund offset another, because the week ended with positive flows in every fund and with BSOL taking roughly two-thirds of the weekly total.
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