
- Bitwise BSOL recorded $36.55 in inflows, while Grayscale GSOL saw a of $780.50K 
- Total Solana ETFs inflow on Thursday were recorded at $37.33 million 
- Around five more spot Solana ETFs are awaiting their SEC approval 
After launching, the U.S. spot Solana ETFs recorded strong inflows. By the third day of trading, both Grayscale and Bitwise confirmed growing market adoption. Listed on NYSE Arca and Nasdaq, these funds give investors an easy way to gain exposure to Solana while benefiting from features like staking rewards and lower fees.
Bitwise BSOL ETF
Bitwise officially posted the halftime ETF collections on its X post. During its day 3 (as of 12 pm), it recorded $25 million in trading volume with $315 million in assets under management (AUM). It targets 100% of its assets to be staked, so that investors can stake rewards from their Solana holdings.
The ETF charges 0.20% management fees but waives this fee (0%) for the first three months on the first $1 billion in assets. Additionally, 100% of the staking rewards generated are passed through to the investors without any fee for the first three months.
By full time, BSOL recorded $36.55 in inflows with net assets coming at $343.78 million. Its total trading value surged to $46.12 million.
Grayscale GSOL ETF
In its full-time trading, Grayscale GSOL saw a total net inflow of $780.50K, with a market price of $12.99 at the time. Its total trading value reached $6.59 million with net assets of $96.19 million, as per SoSoValue data.
Overall, the spot Solana ETF recorded its lowest on Thursday since its launch. Its total net inflow dropped to $37.33 million, and total trading volume reached $52.71 million. Net assets came in at $439.97 million, representing 0.44% of Solana’s market cap.
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Solana ETFs Awaiting SEC Approval
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Besides these spot Solana ETFs, some ETF Futures are also pending:
- ProShares UltraShort Solana ETF-Futures
- ProShares Ultra Solana ETF- Futures
- ProShares Short Solana ETF- Futures
- ProShares Solana ETF- Futures
- Solana Volatility Shares Trust- Futures
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FAQs
The Bitwise BSOL ETF gives investors exposure to Solana by staking 100% of its assets, passing staking rewards to investors while charging low management fees.
By the third day, U.S. spot Solana ETFs saw $37.33 million in total inflows, showing strong early adoption and investor confidence in Solana’s growth.
It offers zero management fees for the first three months and passes all staking rewards directly to investors, maximizing short-term returns.
Solana ETFs let investors gain exposure to Solana’s price and staking rewards without managing crypto wallets, offering easier access through traditional markets.
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