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Recently, I looked at the data for Solana spot ETFs, and the net inflow this week is quite interesting. During last week's trading days (the week at the end of February in Eastern Time), there was a total net inflow of $44.44 million, indicating that institutional interest in SOL is still ongoing.
Among them, Bitwise's BSOL performed the strongest, with a weekly inflow of $39.17 million. Since its launch, this product has accumulated a net inflow of $733 million. Fidelity's FSOL is close behind, with a weekly inflow of only $2.58 million, but its total historical inflow has reached $163 million. It seems that major institutions are still quite confident in betting on SOL.
The total net asset value of the entire SOL spot ETF market is now approximately $753 million, accounting for about 1.63% of SOL's total market capitalization. If this growth rate continues, more traditional funds may flow in later on.