"Solana ( ) ETFs just posted something rare in the current market conditions: 19 consecutive days of inflows, defying a sharp November downturn that erased billions in digital asset value. The streak continued even as Bitcoin CRYPTO: BTC) and Ethereum ( CRYPTO: ETH) ETFs recorded heavy outflows, suggesting institutional investors are rotating into SOL exposure rather than fleeing crypto entirely. With Solana prices stabilizing around $141 after a sharp drop from $186 and institutional confidence building, the persistent demand signals growing appetite for SOL despite broader market volatility. The question now is whether these funds can keep momentum going, or if Solana's recent price struggles eventually catch up."
"Bitwise's BSOL fund dominated early, grabbing 89% of total inflows at about $424 million. Here's why that happened: BSOL stakes 100% of its SOL holdings, which means investors get yield on top of price exposure. The fund charges just 0.20% annually-lower than most competitors. During shaky markets, that combination of income and low fees proved attractive. On November 19 alone, Solana ETFs attracted more than $55 million . Bitwise pulled in $36 million while Grayscale took in $13 million. The 21Shares fund debuted that day with $100 million in assets, marking the fifth U.S. SOL ETF. By November 21, the streak hit 19 straight days. Solana ETFs brought in $23 million even as Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs lost more than $1.6 billion in a single session ."
Solana ETFs launched in the U.S. on October 28, 2025 and amassed roughly $476 million in net new assets through November 21 without a single day of outflows. Bitwise's BSOL captured about $424 million, roughly 89% of inflows, by staking 100% of holdings and charging a 0.20% fee. Other providers include Grayscale, Fidelity, VanEck, and 21Shares, with 21Shares debuting at $100 million. Solana prices fell from $186 to about $141 but stabilized, and funds continued to attract capital even as Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs saw heavy withdrawals.
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