Solana (SOL) exchange-traded funds have overtaken every XRP-linked product in the category, with their combined net assets rising to $1.91 billion as of Thursday, according to tracking data from Sosovalue.

The milestone caps a sustained stretch of investor demand. Net inflows of $253.98 million crossed into Solana ETFs across eight consecutive sessions, lifting the funds' combined assets past the entire XRP-linked fund group. Sosovalue's tracking data dates the first crossover to Sept. 17.

Exchange-traded funds offer investors exposure to an underlying asset through shares that trade on regulated securities exchanges, removing the need to hold the asset directly. In the United States, regulatory approvals in 2025 cleared the way for spot ETFs tracking SOL and XRP, opening a new channel for traditional investors to gain exposure to both tokens.

Solana is a blockchain platform supporting smart contracts and decentralized applications and its native token, SOL, ranks among the largest cryptocurrencies by market capitalization. XRP is the native token of the XRP Ledger, a payments-focused network developed with the involvement of Ripple, and its ETF complex had previously stood as the larger of the two fund groups by net assets.

Combined net asset figures for ETF complexes reflect cumulative investor flows together with price movements in the underlying tokens, making such comparisons a frequently cited gauge of relative investor allocation between digital asset products. Because both components move with each trading session, the gap between the two complexes is worth watching in upcoming flow data, which will show whether Solana's lead holds, widens, or narrows.

This report was first published by COINOTAG: https://en.coinotag.com/solana-sol-etf-assets-pass-xrp-funds-1-91b