Last week proved bullish for Solana’s financial product ecosystem. Between December 15-19 (Eastern Time), SOL spot ETF products collectively pulled in $66.55 million in fresh capital, marking a notably positive period for the asset class. What stands out is that all seven available SOL spot ETFs registered positive flows—not a single product experienced redemptions during the period.
Performance Leaders and Market Share
Fidelity’s FSOL emerged as the dominant force, commanding $49.66 million of the week’s total inflow. Since its launch, this product has accumulated $104 million in cumulative capital inflow, establishing itself as a heavyweight in the Solana derivatives space.
Bitwise’s BSOL offering followed suit with $8.33 million in weekly additions. This fund presents a more mature track record, having attracted $617 million cumulatively—significantly outpacing FSOL on historical basis despite smaller recent weekly activity.
Broader Market Expansion
The SOL spot ETF category has crossed an important threshold, with combined assets under management now standing at $947 million. The significance becomes clearer when measured against broader crypto markets: these products now represent 1.32% of Bitcoin’s total market capitalization.
Looking at cumulative performance, the entire SOL spot ETF ecosystem has experienced $743 million in net capital inflow since inception. This trajectory indicates sustained institutional and retail interest in gaining Solana exposure through regulated financial vehicles. The consistent positive flows across all products suggest that investors continue to view SOL as a legitimate addition to diversified cryptocurrency allocations.
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Solana Spot ETFs Attract $66.55M Weekly Capital Inflow
Last week proved bullish for Solana’s financial product ecosystem. Between December 15-19 (Eastern Time), SOL spot ETF products collectively pulled in $66.55 million in fresh capital, marking a notably positive period for the asset class. What stands out is that all seven available SOL spot ETFs registered positive flows—not a single product experienced redemptions during the period.
Performance Leaders and Market Share
Fidelity’s FSOL emerged as the dominant force, commanding $49.66 million of the week’s total inflow. Since its launch, this product has accumulated $104 million in cumulative capital inflow, establishing itself as a heavyweight in the Solana derivatives space.
Bitwise’s BSOL offering followed suit with $8.33 million in weekly additions. This fund presents a more mature track record, having attracted $617 million cumulatively—significantly outpacing FSOL on historical basis despite smaller recent weekly activity.
Broader Market Expansion
The SOL spot ETF category has crossed an important threshold, with combined assets under management now standing at $947 million. The significance becomes clearer when measured against broader crypto markets: these products now represent 1.32% of Bitcoin’s total market capitalization.
Looking at cumulative performance, the entire SOL spot ETF ecosystem has experienced $743 million in net capital inflow since inception. This trajectory indicates sustained institutional and retail interest in gaining Solana exposure through regulated financial vehicles. The consistent positive flows across all products suggest that investors continue to view SOL as a legitimate addition to diversified cryptocurrency allocations.