Solana ETFs Draw About $200 Million in Debut Week, Lifting AUM Past $500 Million
Capital rotated from Bitcoin and Ethereum into Solana products led by Bitwise’s staking ETF.
Overview
- Net inflows reached roughly $199–200 million since the Oct. 28 launch, pushing combined assets above $500 million, with Bitwise’s BSOL accounting for about $197 million and Grayscale’s GSOL around $2 million.
 - Friday added about $44.5 million to Solana ETFs as spot Bitcoin funds saw $191.6 million in outflows and Ethereum products lost $98.2 million.
 - On-chain data showed a one-day $152 million jump in stablecoin supply on Solana, the largest increase among Layer-1 networks, according to Artemis data cited by Solana Floor.
 - SOL’s price fell about 8% to roughly $186.75 during the inflow streak, underscoring a disconnect between fund demand and spot market performance.
 - Analysts see room for much larger demand, with Grayscale’s Zach Pandl estimating ETFs could hold around 5% of circulating SOL and JPMorgan forecasting over $6 billion in first-year inflows, while staking features and yields are cited as key draws.