Spot Solana ETFs Record $17.3 Million Friday Inflows Led by BSOL

U.S. spot Solana ETFs took in $17.3 million on Friday, August 28, according to Farside data.

BSOL captured the largest share at $11.2 million. GSOL followed with $3.5 million, VSOL added $1.7 million and SOEZ printed $0.9 million. FSOL and TSOL showed zero net movement for the session.

How the numbers line up

SoSoValue data reported through ChainCatcher placed the same day at $18.0813 million. BSOL stood at $11.1966 million while GSOL came in at $3.5268 million. CoinGabbar aligned closely at $18.08 million.

The slight variance between Farside and SoSoValue reflects standard differences in cut-off timing and reporting windows across providers. Both sets confirm the same directional story: steady net buying into the Solana product lineup.

Cumulative picture and AUM

Farside cumulative inflows sit near $1.301 billion. SoSoValue lists a broader cumulative total of $1.340 billion with combined AUM at $1.426 billion. BSOL historical inflows have reached $1.022 billion and GSOL has reached $131 million. The SOL net-asset ratio stands at 2.35 percent.

These figures sit inside a longer run of positive days rather than an isolated print. The streak of net additions has continued even through periods when the underlying SOL price has shown mixed candles.

Price context on the chart

SOL traded at $105.34 on CoinGecko around 10 a.m. ET on August 29, down 0.90 percent over the prior 24 hours. The modest decline did not reverse the inflow momentum seen the day before.

Majors overall printed softer candles, with BTC at $77,699 down 1.8 percent and ETH at $2,435.87 down 2.7 percent. XRP and DOGE also closed the session lower. Against that backdrop the Solana ETF channel still drew bids.

What the streak signals

The repeated daily inflows point to sustained allocator interest that has outlasted short-term price swings. BSOL has maintained the lead position across multiple sessions, underscoring product-level preference inside the Solana ETF group.

Market participants tracking the category now have a clear multi-day baseline. The Friday print adds another layer to that baseline without resetting the prior pattern of accumulation.

Next data points to watch

Attention turns to whether the inflow cadence holds into the following week. Providers will release updated sheets that either extend the current run or mark a pause. Either outcome will feed directly into the next round of AUM and cumulative totals already tracked by Farside and SoSoValue.