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Solana ETFs pull in $9.1 million net inflows, led by MSOL
Morgan Stanley’s MSOL accounted for about 60% of Aug. 26 inflows, while Solana regained $100 after months and SOL climbed to roughly $105 during the day.
US Solana exchange traded funds attracted about $9.1 million in net inflows on Aug. 26, led by Morgan Stanley’s MSOL, according to CryptoSlate. SoSoValue data showed MSOL drew roughly $5.5 million, about 60% of the total, with Bitwise’s BSOL adding about $2.6 million and VanEck’s VSOL taking in roughly $1 million.
The reported inflow extended a strong recent run for Solana focused products even as daily inflow slowed from two prior larger sessions. CryptoSlate cited that the ETFs pulled in more than $65 million across Aug. 24 and 25, including $33.5 million on Aug. 25, their largest single day inflow of the year.
Trading activity has also increased alongside subscriptions. On Aug. 24, CryptoSlate said BSOL posted the highest volume session for any Solana ETF, with more than $108 million traded in a single day and over $261 million traded across four sessions, while total Solana ETF trading volume reached about $166.8 million on that day.
CryptoSlate linked the demand to a broader rebound in SOL, noting the token reclaimed $100 for the first time since February and climbed as high as about $105 in the prior 24 hours. It said SOL was up roughly 43% in August, and that Solana ETFs have drawn about $74.8 million this week and about $113 million in August so far, leaving them on track for their strongest weekly performance of 2026.
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