Solana ETFs post record weekly inflow of $188m
US spot Solana ETFs drew $188.21m in the week to 25 September 2026, their biggest weekly haul since launch, with Bitwise taking the majority of the money.
Key points
- Solana ETFs attracted $188.21m in net inflows between 21 and 25 September 2026, a record week since launch.
- Friday alone brought $86.67m in net inflows, lifting the week to its highest level yet.
- All seven Solana ETFs recorded positive inflows during the five-day period.
- Bitwise's BSOL took about $128.46m, or 68% of the weekly total.
- Grayscale followed with roughly $28.06m in inflows over the same week.
US spot Solana ETFs have recorded their strongest week of inflows since they launched, according to data reported by U.Today. The funds pulled in $188.21m of fresh capital between 21 and 25 September 2026, the outlet reports.
The record week followed a single strong session. The Solana ETFs took $86.67m in net inflows on Friday, which pushed the five-day total to its highest level since the products began trading late last year, U.Today reports.
Every one of the seven Solana ETFs recorded positive inflows across the week, the outlet says. That breadth suggests the demand came from across the group rather than from a single fund.
Record week for Solana funds
Bitwise kept its lead in the Solana ETF market. Its Bitwise Solana Staking ETF, known as BSOL, attracted about $128.46m over the five days, according to the data cited by U.Today. That amounts to 68% of the week's total inflows, the outlet reports.
Grayscale was the next largest contributor, drawing roughly $28.06m in total inflows for the week. Bitwise has held the top position in the Solana ETF market since the funds launched, U.Today says.
The inflows come as Solana draws renewed attention from institutional investors. U.Today links the interest to recent price rallies across the wider crypto market, alongside strong price moves in Solana itself.
Bitwise keeps its lead
The figures matter because they show institutional money continuing to enter Solana through regulated US vehicles. A record week, with all seven funds in positive territory, points to broader participation rather than a one-off allocation.