In Solana news today, US-listed SOL spot ETFs pulled in $33.5 million on Monday, marking their fifth consecutive session of net inflows and the largest single-day haul of 2026, according to CoinGlass data.

The latest session lifted cumulative net inflows into US Solana ETFs to a record $1.22 billion, a level SOL-linked listed products had not previously reached.

Solana ETFs have taken inflows seven weeks running. The funds pulled $10.26 million last week, extending a streak that has held through the entire summer drawdown. $SOL climbed past $91 as @solana shipped its first slot-time reduction and lined up Alpenglow for October. Spot… pic.twitter.com/g7U4PDOqin

— BSCN (@BSCNews) August 23, 2026

Trading volume across the category climbed to $166.8 million during the session, its highest reading since October 2025, showing that the inflow run has been accompanied by noticeably heavier trading activity.

The move followed a stretch of stagnation earlier in the month, when Solana ETFs recorded five straight sessions without new inflows through August 6. The current streak began on Aug. 18 and brought in $61.8 million across its first five trading days, before Monday extended the run and set the new cumulative record.

Solana ETF inflows and what the $1.22 billion record shows

( SOURCE: CoinGlass )

The reversal in flow direction is sharp by the category’s recent history. After five sessions without new flows in early August, the category recorded $61.8 million over the first five sessions of the current streak, followed by $33.5 million on Monday.

Most of Monday’s demand went to a single product. Bitwise’s BSOL captured $25 million of the day’s $33.5 million total and held $948.2 million in cumulative inflows, nearly 80% of the money entering US Solana ETFs to date. Fidelity’s FSOL took in $4.8 million on the day, while Grayscale’s GSOL added $3.7 million.

BSOL (Bitwise): $25 million on the day and $948.2 million in cumulative inflows, representing nearly 80% of total category flows.

FSOL (Fidelity): $4.8 million on the day.

GSOL (Grayscale): $3.7 million on the day.

That concentration is not new. In May, BSOL had exceeded $860 million in cumulative flows. Three months later, it was approaching $1 billion. Crypto Briefing describes BSOL as a Solana staking ETF and reports that it stakes its SOL holdings.

Institutional investors have several listed vehicles for gaining exposure to SOL without directly buying tokens or managing their own keys, and the current flow data suggest BSOL has been the main destination for that capital so far.

Bitcoin and Ethereum ETF inflows point to a broader move

If you're lucky… You might get a chance to buy $SOL in sub $70 After that Solana will go parabolic pic.twitter.com/Y9Y4hKYiEt

— Sweep (@0xSweep) August 25, 2026

Solana’s record did not arrive in isolation. Bitcoin ETFs posted their sixth consecutive positive session, adding $338 million in the latest session and bringing the streak total to roughly $2.3 billion. Ethereum ETFs also recorded six consecutive inflow sessions, taking in $116 million on Monday.

Placed side by side, the three categories show capital returning to major listed crypto products simultaneously, though their scales differ substantially. Bitcoin’s $338 million single-day figure exceeded Solana’s $33.5 million, while Ethereum’s $116 million also outpaced Solana. The $1.22 billion accumulated in Solana ETFs nevertheless marks a record for the category’s US-listed products.

The primary report also noted that Morgan Stanley had launched products exposed to Ethereum and Solana on NYSE Arca, adding to the available listed vehicles for exposure to those assets.

The next test is whether Solana ETF demand continues

In other Solana news, the available data show a reversal from the five-session stall in early August to a record $1.22 billion cumulative total. The latest session also underscored the concentration of flows in BSOL, which accounted for $25 million of the day’s $33.5 million total.

Subsequent daily flow data will determine whether the current inflow streak continues and whether the concentration pattern among issuers changes. For now, the record reflects five consecutive positive sessions, a $33.5 million daily inflow, and cumulative inflows of $1.22 billion across US Solana ETFs.