Bitwise Asset Management’s Solana Staking ETF (BSOL) has recorded $107.4 million in net inflows. This figure represents data of the past 20 trading days and taken from on-chain intelligence firm Arkham. The ETF activity highlights sustained demand for regulated Solana exposure despite the recent weakness in $SOL price. Arkham has raised the possibility that institutional investors are accumulating Solana during the price dip. The firm also shared charts tracking BSOL’s recent fund flows and holdings.

BSOL Leads Solana ETF Inflows

BSOL remains the leading U.S. spot Solana ETF by cumulative inflows. Separate data from market trackers showed the fund is attracting approximately $11.2 million in net inflows on September 9 alone. The latest inflows have pushed BSOL’s cumulative historical net inflows above $1.03 billion. Meanwhile, total net assets across U.S. spot Solana ETFs reached approximately $1.44 billion. These figures indicate that Bitwise’s product continues to account for a significant share of capital entering U.S. Solana ETFs.

Solana has traded below its earlier peaks in recent weeks. Currently, $SOL is hovering around the $100–$101 range in the latest market updates. As of September 10, SOL is trading near $101.20. $SOL is down roughly 2.3% over the past 24 hours.

Despite the softer price environment, BSOL has continued to attract capital. The consistent inflows into the ETF suggest that demand for regulated SOL products remains resilient. BSOL provides staking exposure alongside Solana investment.

Institutional Investors Continue to Add Solana Through ETFs

The trend highlights the growing role of exchange-traded funds in providing traditional and institutional investors with exposure to digital assets. ETFs remove the requirement to directly manage SOL.

Arkham also provided access to its blockchain explorer for tracking Bitwise’s on-chain activity. It is allowing investors to monitor movements associated with the ETF.

With BSOL continuing to attract capital while $SOL trades near the $100 level, its recent flow pattern provides an indication of how institutional investors are positioning. Continued inflows will further reinforce the importance of regulated investment products in channeling capital into the Solana market.