Solana Etfs Record 7-day Inflow Streak Despite Price Slump 2025

The first SOL ETF was launched in July, followed by Bitwise’s SOL ETF in October, which recorded $57 million in first-day trading volume.

Solana (SOL) exchange-traded funds (ETFs) recorded a seven-day inflow streak, despite SOL’s downward price performance and a broader downturn in the crypto market.

Tuesday marked the highest day of inflows during the seven-day streak, with about $16.6 million in capital flowing into SOL ETFs, according to data from investment management company Farside Investors.

This brings the total net inflow into SOL ETFs to $674 million at the time of this writing, data from Farside shows.

SOL ETFs debuted in the US in July, with the launch of REX-Osprey’s staked SOL ETF followed by investment company Bitwise’s BSOL Solana ETF in October, which was one of the hottest ETF launches of 2025, Bloomberg ETF analyst James Seyffart said.

The ETF flows signal interest in SOL from institutional and traditional finance investors, even as price and onchain metrics like total value locked, the amount of capital held in smart contracts for a protocol, decline during the ongoing market drawdown.

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Solana’s market capitalization has fallen by over 2% in the last seven days, according to crypto market analytics platform Nansen.

Open interest for SOL perpetual futures, which are futures contracts that lack an expiry date, is over $447 million at the time of this writing, Nansen’s data shows.

SOL’s price has fallen by nearly 55% since the all-time high of about $295 reached in January, fueled by the launch of the Trump memecoin on the Solana network.

Source: CoinTelegraph