Capital Flows Drive Solana ETF Expansion in February

Specialized Solana exchange-traded funds (ETFs) are experiencing notable activity in the market. In early February, capital inflows into these investment instruments reflect growing institutional confidence in the Solana ecosystem and its native token SOL.

Fidelity’s FSOL: Sustained Performance and Investor Attraction

On February 2, according to SoSoValue data, Fidelity’s FSOL ETF recorded a daily net inflow of $2.14 million, contributing to its total accumulated inflows of $155 million. The consolidation of this fund demonstrates ongoing interest from institutional investors in regulated exposure options to Solana. The capital flow into FSOL reflects Fidelity’s strategy to strengthen its presence in high-performance digital assets.

Bitwise’s BSOL: Leading in Volume and Resource Acquisition

Bitwise SOL (BSOL) shows dominant performance in attracting investment flows. On February 2, this ETF reached a record single-day inflow of $3.44 million, according to PANews. With a total historical inflow of $682 million, BSOL positions Bitwise as the leading manager of Solana-focused ETFs. The capital volume directed toward this fund significantly surpasses that of its competitor, solidifying its market position.

Consolidated Assets and Ecosystem Outlook

The total net asset value of Solana ETFs reaches $883 million, indicating a substantial concentration of resources. The total accumulated inflows have reached $877 million, highlighting sustained growth in this segment. With a relative Solana net asset share of 1.50% compared to the total funds, the landscape suggests a gradual strengthening of institutional investment infrastructure in the Solana protocol. This capital movement indicates that institutional investors see Solana as a viable option for diversification and exposure to the high-performance blockchain segment.