Solana ETFs Gain Attention as BSOL Performs Strongly

Solana is getting a lot of attention from investors on Wall Street, especially after several Solana ETFs were launched. Bitwise’s Solana ETF (BSOL) has done very well. 

At the same time, the new Canary XRP ETF made headlines with the highest trading volume on its first day. Even with this competition, BSOL is still drawing steady interest from investors.

Steady Inflows Show Solana ETF Strength

Solana is known for its price swings, but the Bitwise Solana ETF has recorded consistent daily inflows since its first day of trading. This shows that investors remain confident in both the cryptocurrency and the fund.

Data from Farside Investors shows that BSOL has had daily inflows for the first 14 days since its launch on October 28, 2025. 

From October 28 to November 14, the fund received a total of $357.8 million in inflows, without a single day of outflow. This steady demand highlights the ETF’s ability to handle market ups and downs. 

Investors are attracted to BSOL not just because of Solana’s growth potential but also because of the fund’s design and benefits.

Why BSOL Attracts Investors

BSOL offers a low fee of 0.20% and a built-in staking option. These features give investors traditional exposure to Solana. They also provide extra returns, similar to what staking the digital asset directly would offer.

These benefits make BSOL appealing to both big institutions and individual investors. It offers steady returns without the challenges of buying and managing Solana on their own.

Grayscale’s GSOL Lags Behind

In contrast, Grayscale’s Solana ETF (GSOL), launched shortly after BSOL, has seen slower growth. From October 29 to now, GSOL has received $24.4 million in inflows. Its daily inflows have been uneven, with some days seeing little or no new investment.

BSOL’s strong start is partly due to early support from big investors. Bitwise seeded BSOL with $222.9 million, while Grayscale started with $102.7 million. 

Together, the two funds began trading with $325.6 million in total capital. This early backing gave BSOL a clear advantage.

Solana ETFs Set to Expand

The launch of Solana ETFs like BSOL and GSOL marks an important step in bringing cryptocurrencies to mainstream investors. Looking ahead, the growth of Solana ETFs could influence both the adoption of Solana and the broader crypto market.

Investors said more funds are poised to enter the market, offering different features, fees, and yield opportunities. Experts believe that the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) will soon approve the other pending Solana ETFs filed by issuers such as CoinShares, VanEck and 21Shares. 

SEC has recently issued new guidance and clarified the status of other filed crypto funds that were pending during the recent government shutdown.