In the past week (from December 15 to 19, Eastern Time), Solana Spot ETFs have performed impressively. According to the latest data, these 7 SOL Spot ETFs achieved a net inflow of $66.55 million in a single week, with no product showing a net outflow, indicating sustained optimism from institutional investors towards SOL.
The strongest performer is the Fidelity SOL ETF (FSOL), which attracted $49.66 million in just one week, accounting for almost 75% of total inflows. Since its launch, this product has seen a cumulative net inflow of $104 million and is becoming an important tool for institutions to allocate Solana.
According to the data, the SOL Spot ETF is forming a trend of continuous inflow of incremental funds. The entire Spot ETF market has no outflows, indicating that various products are sharing this wave of allocation enthusiasm, which is indeed a positive signal for the long-term development of the SOL ecosystem.
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DAOdreamer
· 15h ago
Fidelity is really fierce this time, a single product has captured 75% of the inflow... Institutions are indeed optimistic about SOL.
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All ETFs are receiving funds, which either indicates that SOL is indeed at its peak, or that institutions are buying the dip... I bet it's the former.
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Over 66 million inflow in a week, this data looks pretty good, just don’t know how long it can last.
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Looking at the cumulative inflow of FSOL of 104 million, Fidelity is indeed taking this seriously, this guy is really good at attracting money.
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Not a single product has seen outflow? This is indeed a bit absurd, feels a bit too perfect.
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It would be great if the SOL ecosystem could really take off with these ETF funds, but I'm still a bit unsure about the long-term direction.
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Institutions are flocking to SOL, are they treating SOL as a substitute for BTC?... Quite interesting.
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AltcoinTherapist
· 15h ago
Fidelity is planning to hold for the long term... 49.66 million has been absorbed in just one week, this pace is a bit intense.
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SchrodingerWallet
· 15h ago
Institutions are really buying the dip on SOL, Fidelity's move is quite aggressive, with a 75% inflow ratio directly crushing other products...
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TokenTherapist
· 15h ago
Fidelity is so impressive, it has taken over other products, it feels like institutions only recognize this one.
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BTCBeliefStation
· 15h ago
Fidelity is a bit outrageous this time, over 40 million has been attracted in just one week, other products really can't compete.
In the past week (from December 15 to 19, Eastern Time), Solana Spot ETFs have performed impressively. According to the latest data, these 7 SOL Spot ETFs achieved a net inflow of $66.55 million in a single week, with no product showing a net outflow, indicating sustained optimism from institutional investors towards SOL.
The strongest performer is the Fidelity SOL ETF (FSOL), which attracted $49.66 million in just one week, accounting for almost 75% of total inflows. Since its launch, this product has seen a cumulative net inflow of $104 million and is becoming an important tool for institutions to allocate Solana.
According to the data, the SOL Spot ETF is forming a trend of continuous inflow of incremental funds. The entire Spot ETF market has no outflows, indicating that various products are sharing this wave of allocation enthusiasm, which is indeed a positive signal for the long-term development of the SOL ecosystem.