If the US spot Solana ETF market were a relay race, Bitwise would be the only runner on the track. On August 10, the Bitwise Solana Staking ETF (BSOL) recorded $8.8 million in net inflows, accounting for essentially the entire $8.83 million that flowed into US spot Solana ETFs that day. Every other issuer in the category posted zero primary-market activity.
That kind of solo performance is notable not just for the size of the number, but for the timing. It followed a five-day stretch ending August 4 during which the entire Solana ETF category saw no net inflows at all.
One fund, one day, one story
BSOL launched on October 28, 2025, with a 0.20% management fee that was initially waived for the first $1 billion in assets. From the start, it has positioned itself as the most direct way for regulated investors to access SOL, combining full spot exposure with in-house staking capabilities.
By late May 2026, BSOL controlled roughly 81% of cumulative net inflows across all US Solana ETFs, with the category total sitting at approximately $1.06 billion.
