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Recently, I noticed that the capital flow for SOL spot ETFs has been quite good, with a net inflow of over $44.44 million in just one week last month. Among them, Bitwise's BSOL performed the best, with $39.17 million coming in during the week, bringing the total scale to $733 million. Fidelity's FSOL is also steadily growing, with a weekly inflow of $2.58 million, reaching a total scale of $163 million.
The entire SOL spot ETF market now has an asset net value of $753 million, accounting for approximately 1.63% of SOL's total market capitalization. From the historical cumulative perspective, it has already attracted $934 million in funds. It seems that traditional finance's interest in SOL is still continuing to heat up, and this trend is worth paying attention to.