US spot Solana ETFs let investors hold Solana through an ordinary brokerage account. Every trading day money moves into or out of these funds as shares are created or redeemed, and those flows are one of the clearest public signals of institutional demand for SOL. This page tracks the daily net flows of every US spot Solana ETF. The latest reading is −$9.2M on 5 October 2026, and the funds hold $1.93B in total.
On Monday, 5 October 2026, US spot Solana ETFs recorded net outflows of $9.2M, with BSOL saw the largest outflow (−$7.1M). Over the last five trading days the funds took out $19.5M net, and they now hold $1.93B in total.
Updated 6 Oct 2026, 18:15 UTC. Daily figures are in US dollars and cover US trading days.
Daily Solana ETF flows
Flows by fund (5 Oct 2026)
| Fund | Issuer | Daily flow | Net assets | Share | Cumulative flow | Fee | Premium / discount |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| BSOL | Bitwise | −$7.1M | $1.34B | 1.88% | +$1.21B | 0.2% | +0.23% |
| FSOL | Fidelity | −$2.1M | $244.9M | 0.35% | +$232.0M | 0.25% | +0.22% |
| GSOL | Grayscale | $0 | $223.7M | 0.32% | +$169.5M | 0.35% | +0.11% |
| MSOL | Morgan Stanley | $0 | $58.6M | 0.08% | +$40.7M | 0.14% | +0.17% |
| VSOL | VanEck | $0 | $25.9M | 0.04% | +$21.2M | 0.3% | +0.09% |
| SOEZ | Franklin | $0 | $17.7M | 0.02% | +$13.4M | 0.19% | +0.07% |
| TSOL | 21Shares | $0 | $10.0M | 0.01% | −$97.6M | 0.21% | +0.08% |
| QSOL | Invesco | $0 | $6.9M | 0.01% | +$3.9M | 0.25% | +0.14% |
| SOLC | Canary | $0 | $4.1M | 0.01% | +$3.2M | 0.5% | +0.06% |
Last 30 trading days
| Date | Net flow | Value traded | Total net assets | Cumulative flow |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mon 5 Oct 2026 | −$9.2M | $65.1M | $1.93B | +$1.60B |
| Fri 2 Oct 2026 | +$1.3M | $101.3M | $1.90B | +$1.61B |
| Thu 1 Oct 2026 | −$5.9M | $63.5M | $1.91B | +$1.61B |
| Wed 30 Sep 2026 | −$11.1M | $141.3M | $1.91B | +$1.61B |
| Tue 29 Sep 2026 | +$5.4M | $78.7M | $1.94B | +$1.62B |
| Mon 28 Sep 2026 | +$12.7M | $90.4M | $1.93B | +$1.62B |
| Fri 25 Sep 2026 | +$86.7M | $202.0M | $1.96B | +$1.61B |
| Thu 24 Sep 2026 | +$32.8M | $116.0M | $1.81B | +$1.52B |
| Wed 23 Sep 2026 | +$13.8M | $130.5M | $1.73B | +$1.49B |
| Tue 22 Sep 2026 | +$28.9M | $94.0M | $1.77B | +$1.47B |
| Mon 21 Sep 2026 | +$26.1M | $142.8M | $1.74B | +$1.44B |
| Fri 18 Sep 2026 | +$47.6M | $199.6M | $1.65B | +$1.42B |
| Thu 17 Sep 2026 | $0 | $50.9M | $1.42B | +$1.37B |
| Wed 16 Sep 2026 | +$837K | $51.6M | $1.38B | +$1.37B |
| Tue 15 Sep 2026 | +$1.3M | $81.2M | $1.38B | +$1.37B |
| Mon 14 Sep 2026 | +$11.0M | $68.1M | $1.46B | +$1.37B |
| Fri 11 Sep 2026 | −$279K | $98.9M | $1.42B | +$1.36B |
| Thu 10 Sep 2026 | −$483K | $55.2M | $1.39B | +$1.36B |
| Wed 9 Sep 2026 | +$11.7M | $47.6M | $1.44B | +$1.36B |
| Tue 8 Sep 2026 | −$668K | $65.7M | $1.43B | +$1.35B |
| Fri 4 Sep 2026 | −$5.2M | $65.1M | $1.41B | +$1.35B |
| Thu 3 Sep 2026 | +$6.4M | $87.6M | $1.46B | +$1.35B |
| Wed 2 Sep 2026 | −$6.1M | $61.5M | $1.38B | +$1.34B |
| Tue 1 Sep 2026 | +$10.2M | $68.6M | $1.39B | +$1.35B |
| Mon 31 Aug 2026 | +$925K | $67.6M | $1.44B | +$1.34B |
| Fri 28 Aug 2026 | +$18.1M | $165.0M | $1.43B | +$1.34B |
| Thu 27 Aug 2026 | +$60.9M | $196.8M | $1.49B | +$1.32B |
| Wed 26 Aug 2026 | +$9.1M | $84.6M | $1.26B | +$1.26B |
| Tue 25 Aug 2026 | +$32.3M | $86.1M | $1.27B | +$1.25B |
| Mon 24 Aug 2026 | +$33.5M | $166.8M | $1.21B | +$1.22B |
Largest single-day inflow in the period shown by our data: +$86.7M on 25 Sep 2026; largest outflow: −$32.2M on 3 Dec 2025.
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Data: SoSoValue US spot ETF data (daily net inflow, value traded, net assets and per-fund figures). A net inflow means new money bought shares of the fund, so the issuer had to buy more Solana; a net outflow means shares were redeemed. Flows describe what investors did; they do not predict prices. Not financial advice.
Frequently asked questions
What are Solana ETF flows?
A fund’s daily flow is the value of new shares created minus the value of shares redeemed that day. A positive number (net inflow) means investors put new money into the fund; a negative number (net outflow) means they took money out. The total for the day adds up every US spot Solana ETF.
Why do the flows matter for the Solana price?
Spot ETFs hold the actual coins. When a fund takes in money it has to acquire more SOL to back the new shares, and when money leaves it releases SOL. Large or persistent flows therefore show how much institutional demand is reaching the market. They describe what investors did; on their own they do not reliably predict the next day’s price.
When is the data updated?
Issuers report flows after each US trading day, so the latest figures usually appear in the evening US time and are on this page within a few hours. The page checks for new data every two hours. There are no figures for weekends and US market holidays.
What does the premium or discount column show?
It is the gap between a fund’s market price and the value of the SOL it holds (its net asset value). A small premium or discount is normal; a large one can signal strong buying or selling pressure in the shares.