Solana continues its streak. The network’s growing ETF lineup posted another strong session, recording nearly $70 million in combined trading volume yesterday. Bitwise’s BSOL led with $54.88M, followed by Fidelity’s FSOL at $8.58M, and Grayscale’s GSOL at $6.23M.

The flows are becoming a trend.

Solana spot ETFs logged $30.09M in net inflows for the day, most of it coming directly from BSOL. This marks 15 consecutive days of positive inflows, a sharp contrast to Bitcoin and Ethereum spot ETFs, which remain stuck in outflow cycles.

ETF DATA: @Solana ETFs combined recorded nearly $70M in trading volume yesterday, with $BSOL leading at $54.88M, $FSOL at $8.58M, and $GSOL third at $6.23M. pic.twitter.com/pd7Np3yQiZ

— SolanaFloor (@SolanaFloor) November 19, 2025

Momentum is tilting in one direction. And for now, it’s tilting toward Solana.

BSOL Sets Record With $69M Debut Volume

Bitwise’s BSOL ETF made a strong entrance.

On launch day, it recorded $69 million in trading volume, the highest single-day debut of any ETF released this year.

The number shocked analysts. It signaled strong institutional interest from the start and immediately placed Solana’s ETF suite on the radar of large asset managers watching sector rotation across digital assets.

The early demand also helped push weekly inflows significantly higher than expected. Solana is no longer an alternative play. It’s becoming a priority.

A Developer Ecosystem That Is Breaking Records

Behind the ETF strength sits an ecosystem moving fast.

Solana added 7,625 new developers between 2024 and 2025, its largest growth period since launch. Developer activity has now doubled year-over-year and has surpassed Ethereum for the first time in nine years.

A major driver is the SVM, the Solana Virtual Machine.

The toolkit allows teams to deploy EVM-style contracts with Solana’s performance advantages, making cross-chain applications easier to build. It has become one of the biggest attractors of new teams migrating from slower environments.

Daily active users now sit at 2 million, a record for the network.

The community is expanding. The builder base is accelerating. And new application layers continue to appear every week.

This energy is translating directly into institutional appetite, and back into the ETF flows themselves.

A Wave of New Solana ETFs Hits the Market

This week marks the busiest period in Solana’s ETF history.

Multiple products have come online within days:

 Bitwise BSOL, launched October 28
 Grayscale GSOL, converted the next day
 Fidelity FSOL, going live this week
 Canary Funds, launching its own Solana ETF shortly after, with staking built-in

The rapid expansion of ETF offerings gives institutions multiple ways to allocate across different fee structures and staking options.

ETF DATA: @Solana spot ETFs recorded $30.09M in net inflows yesterday, majority coming from @BitwiseInvest‘s BSOL. This extends the streak to 15 consecutive days of inflows, while spot ETFs for Bitcoin and Ethereum continued to post outflows. pic.twitter.com/yW7odj9TJf

— SolanaFloor (@SolanaFloor) November 19, 2025

Demand followed immediately.

First-week net inflows ranged between $199M and $421M, depending on how holdings are measured. BSOL alone now sits at roughly $223M AUM, while total Solana ETF holdings exceed $5B.

Weekly total inflows hit $421M, nearly three times the combined inflows of Bitcoin and Ethereum spot ETFs over the same period.

The shift is unmistakable.

Capital is moving where growth is accelerating most.

Staking Yields Drive Institutional Interest

Solana’s ETF offerings come with something Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs cannot provide:

staking yield.

With annualized returns between 5–8%, institutions gain additional upside simply by holding SOL through compliant, regulated ETF structures.

Current yield ranges:

 BSOL: ~7%
 GSOL: 6–8%
 Reward distribution rate: 77%

These yields are attracting large allocations from funds seeking passive returns with crypto exposure. The inflows have already locked up roughly 0.12% of the entire SOL supply, an amount expected to grow sharply as ETFs mature..

This reduces circulating supply and strengthens network stability.

Institutions aren’t just buying the narrative.

They’re buying the yield, the growth, and the runway.

Real-World Asset Tokenization Surges Past $700M

Solana’s RWA (real-world asset) sector has quietly become one of the largest in crypto. Tokenized assets on the network now exceed $700M, with institutional stock tokens trading at 98% efficiency.

Massive Inflows into Solana ETFs, On-Chain Metrics Continue to Rise

Today, Solana spot ETFs recorded a total net inflow of approximately $70M, marking the 5th consecutive day of net inflows. Bitwise’s BSOL achieved $69M in trading volume on its debut day, setting a new record… pic.twitter.com/kB0q69pH2n

— OKX Ventures (@OKX_Ventures) November 19, 2025

Growth here is steady, not speculative.

And it is attracting attention.

Last week, Western Union announced it will launch its USDPT stablecoin on Solana in 2026. The move positions Solana as a payment layer for global remittances, a market measured in trillions, not billions.

The combination of fast settlement, low fees, and institutional-grade reliability is making Solana an RWA hub. And the ETFs are capitalizing on that momentum.

On-Chain Metrics Hit Multiple All-Time Highs

Solana’s on-chain performance continues breaking records alongside ETF demand.

Key metrics show accelerating strength:

 TVL: $12.1B, a new all-time high
 Share of total DeFi: rising within the global $237B ecosystem
 Daily trading volume: ~$7.25B
 Stablecoin supply: $13.9B
Every indicator points upward.
TVL is growing.
DEX volumes remain strong.
Stablecoin activity rivals major L2 networks.

The data confirms what investors are already acting on, Solana’s growth is not hype-driven, it is structural.

Fifteen Days of Inflows Signal a Major Sentiment Shift

The streak matters.

Fifteen consecutive days of ETF inflows show a clear sentiment reversal that stands in stark contrast to the broader digital asset market.

Bitcoin ETFs continue outflows.

Ethereum ETFs continue outflows.

Solana ETFs continue inflows.

Investors are rotating.

They’re diversifying.

They’re allocating into growth rather than size.

The Solana ecosystem is delivering numbers, not narratives.

And institutions are responding in real time.

 The Bottom Line

Solana ETF volumes are climbing.

Inflows are consistent.

Developer growth is accelerating.

Staking yields are pulling in institutions.

On-chain metrics are breaking records.

RWA expansion is attracting global financial players.

With multiple new ETFs launching and billions in fresh AUM entering the ecosystem, Solana is now operating in a different league, one defined by speed, scale, and sustained demand.

Disclosure: This is not trading or investment advice. Always do your research before buying any cryptocurrency or investing in any services.

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