Solana ETFs Extend Five‑Day Streak With SOL Overtaking XRP
TL;DR
- ETF Momentum: Solana ETFs extended a five‑day inflow streak, adding $33.5 million and reaching $1.22 billion in cumulative net inflows.
- SOL vs XRP: Solana ETFs brought in about $33.49 million compared to XRP’s $13.82 million, giving SOL a $19.67 million daily advantage despite XRP’s larger long‑term totals.
- Market Breakouts: SOL surged from the mid‑$70 range to about $100, while XRP climbed from $1.00 to $1.48. Both assets show overbought RSI readings.
Solana ETFs continued their strong momentum on Monday, securing another day of inflows and reinforcing the growing institutional demand behind SOL’s latest market breakout. The products added $33.5 million in new capital, marking their largest single‑day total of the year and extending a five‑session streak that began on Aug. 18. The surge arrives as Solana outpaces XRP in daily ETF flows, even though XRP still maintains a larger long‑term lead.
Institutional Demand Accelerates for Solana ETFs
The latest inflow pushed cumulative net totals for Solana ETFs to a record $1.22 billion, accompanied by $166.8 million in trading volume, the highest since October 2025. Bitwise’s BSOL dominated Monday’s activity with $25 million, lifting its cumulative figure to $948.2 million, or roughly 80% of all capital entering U.S. spot SOL products. Fidelity’s FSOL added $4.8 million, while Grayscale’s GSOL brought in $3.7 million.
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