Solana Spot ETFs Post $948,200 In Net Inflows Last Week

Solana spot ETFs pulled in a combined $948,200 in net inflows during the trading week of July 13 to July 17, according to data from SoSoValue.

The gains came as investor interest in SOL-based funds continued at a steady, if modest, pace, with SOL itself trading around $76 at the time of reporting.

Grayscale And Fidelity Lead The Pack

Grayscale’s SOL Trust, ticker GSOL, topped the list with $493,100 in weekly net inflows, pushing its total historical inflows to $109 million. Fidelity’s SOL fund, ticker FSOL, came in second with $455,100 for the week, bringing its cumulative net inflows to $196 million since launch.

Total Market Holdings Keep Climbing

As of publication, SOL spot ETFs collectively hold $872 million in net assets, giving them a net asset ratio of 1.99% relative to Solana’s total market capitalization. Cumulative net inflows across all SOL spot ETFs have now reached $1.14 billion since these products began trading, reflecting a steady, if gradual, build-up of institutional and retail interest in Solana-based exchange-traded funds even as SOL’s spot price sits well below its previous highs.