What it shows
This view covers US-listed funds that hold SOL, the token of the Solana network. It shows the daily net flow of the group, the flow of each fund and the net assets of each fund. The group is small compared with the Bitcoin group, so one issuer can account for most of a day’s total. Solana is a proof-of-stake network, and staking is a separate topic from the flow figure. The flow history shows how activity builds over time and lets you compare weeks.
- SOL daily net flow
- Per-fund flow table
- Net assets and history
How to read it
Pick Solana in the asset switch. Read the daily total, then the fund table. With few funds, a single ticker often sets the sign of the total, so check each row. A newer fund can show zero before it gathers assets. A zero row is different from a missing report. Use the history chart to see whether flows are steady or arrive in single large days. Use the weekly or monthly view to reduce noise.
- Select Solana and read the latest daily net flow.
- Check each fund row, because one ticker can set the total.
- Use the weekly view to see if flows are steady or isolated.
What to keep in mind
A short fund list and a short history make the totals sensitive to one fund. The list of funds changes over time as issuers add products. Some funds may not report on every day, and an empty cell is unknown, not zero. SOL also trades on many venues outside the US, and ETF flows cover only the US funds. This page does not forecast price.
A missing value is not zero. Check the source and time under each data block before you compare numbers.
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Questions
How many Solana ETFs are there?
The number changes as issuers launch or close products, so this page gives no fixed count. The fund table lists the tickers it tracks, such as BSOL and GSOL, with the issuer and the flow. Check that table for the current list. A short list means one fund can have a large effect on the total.
Can a Solana ETF show zero flow?
Yes. A fund can have no net creation or redemption on a day, which is a true zero. This is different from a missing report, where the data of the issuer is not yet available. Read an empty cell as unknown, and not as zero. Check the date of the latest update before you decide.
Are Solana ETF flows a signal for the SOL price?
Flows describe fund share activity in the US. SOL also trades on spot and derivatives venues around the world, and prices there reflect many other orders. A flow is one input, and it can arrive after price has already moved. Use it as context beside price, open interest and funding, and not as a forecast.