The United States cash Solana ETF continued to flow. On 24 August, such products recorded a combined net inflow of $33.49 million, the highest single-day level since 2026 and the strongest single-day performance since December 2025. During the same period, the single-day turnover of the related funds rose to $166.8 million, updating historical records.
BSOL tops the deal.
Bitwise under BSOL became the main driving force of the day. The single-day value of the Fund exceeded $108 million, creating a record single-day record of all Solana ETFs. Teddy Fusaro, President of Bitwise Assembly Management, stated that over the past four trading days, the cumulative value of BSOL had exceeded $261 million.
In addition to BSOL, there was a net FSOL inflows of $4.84 million, the best single-day performance since January of this year; Grayscale recorded a net inflow of approximately $3.66 million.
- Solana ETF One-day net inflow: $33.49 million
- Solana ETF Single-day trade: $166.83 million
- BSOL Single-day trade: $108 million
Lower rate unmodified
BSOL continues to attract most of the additional funds, despite the fact that a lower-cost Solana spot ETF exists on the market. It was reported that BSOL was no longer the second lowest-rate product, that SOEZ rates were lower under the flag of MSOL and Franklin Templeton and that 21 Shares had introduced tariff reductions for TSOL in July.
However, BSOL remains in the lead in terms of actual requisitions and transactions. This means that at this stage, liquidity and pre-emptive advantages continue to influence agency funding choices.
Traded synchronous warming on the chain
ETF demand is rising, while solana chain activity remains high. Reports indicate that Solana ' s spot trade volume has exceeded major centralized exchanges, such as Bybit, Coinbase and Kraken, nine weeks in a row, after Binance in the main platform.
In addition, Solana has processed more than 1 billion transactions in the fourth consecutive week, with 13.1 billion transactions in the last week, a new high. This indicates that the inflow of institutional funds is increasing in step with the intensity of use in the chain.
