Solana spot ETFs finished December 31 with a modest but notable inflow, standing out alongside XRP products as selective beneficiaries of year-end allocation, while Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs saw broad redemptions.
Bitwise Drives All Solana ETF Inflows
According to the table shown, Solana spot ETFs recorded total net inflows of $2.29 million on the day. All of that capital was concentrated in a single product:
- BSOL (NYSE, Bitwise): +$2.29 million, equivalent to +18.48K SOL, trading at a +0.29% premium
Every other listed Solana ETF reported $0.00 in daily net flows.
Despite the lack of flows, all Solana ETFs traded at positive premiums, ranging from +0.03% to +0.31%, indicating stable secondary-market demand rather than forced selling or discount-driven redemptions.
Solana Joins XRP as a Year-End Outlier
While Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs closed the year with synchronized outflows, Solana joined XRP as one of the few crypto ETF segments to attract net inflows on the final trading day of 2025.
Although the $2.29 million inflow is small in absolute terms, its importance lies in the contrast. Institutional investors were still willing to add selective exposure to Solana, even as broader crypto ETF flows remained under pressure.
How Solana ETF demand develops in early 2026 will help determine whether this move was a one-off year-end adjustment, or the early signal of renewed institutional interest.
