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According to data from Farside, Solana ETFs have recorded $343 million in total inflows over the past 15 days, reflecting a notable return of professional investor confidence.
The Bitwise Solana ETF (BSOL) accounted for the bulk of the activity with $329.7 million, while Grayscale’s GSOL added $12.9 million, both benefiting from steady momentum since October 28.
These products, which charge management fees of 0.20% (y) and 0.35% (GSOL), offer staking functionality, an added incentive for institutions seeking yield exposure alongside price performance. Combined, they make Solana the first non-Bitcoin, non-Ethereum blockchain to achieve significant ETF traction in the United States.
Market observers note that the pattern mirrors the early stages of renewed institutional accumulation. Analysts say inflows at this scale typically coincide with improved liquidity conditions and may signal early positioning ahead of the next market cycle.
 
The resurgence of interest has also coincided with an uptick in activity across Solana’s DeFi ecosystem.
Analysts covering the space describe this as a shift toward hybrid DeFi frameworks that combine institutional-grade architecture with user-level participation.
Meanwhile, technical indicators suggest mixed sentiment for Solana’s short-term price outlook.
According to TradingShot, SOL recently closed below its weekly MA50 for the first time since July, confirming a break into bearish territory. Analysts now target a potential retracement toward $105, should downward momentum persist.