2026-01-14 04:22:02

Solana spot ETF has recently shown impressive performance. On January 13th, Eastern Time, the single-day net inflow reached $5.91 million. Among them, the SOL ETF product launched by Fidelity performed particularly well, with a net inflow of $5.91 million on that day, and the total net inflow has accumulated to $139 million.

What is even more noteworthy is the overall size of the Solana spot ETF market. As of now, the total net asset value has reached $1.18 billion, which means more and more institutions and investors are participating in the Solana ecosystem through these compliant products. From the data, Solana's net asset ratio among all spot ETFs is 1.45%, and the total cumulative net inflow has reached $834 million.

This series of data reflects a clear trend: As one of the mainstream public chains, Solana is gaining increasing attention and capital inflow from institutional-level investors. Whether in terms of single-day liquidity or cumulative volume, spot ETFs have become an important gateway for traditional finance to enter the crypto asset space.

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SnapshotStriker

· 5h ago

SOL is really here this time, institutional entry makes a big difference.

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ConsensusDissenter

· 5h ago

The influx of institutional funds into SOL is real. Fidelity's accumulation of 139 million is no small figure anymore. Institutionalization is like this—once the gate opens, it can't be stopped. The question is, after this wave of growth, will there be a mess behind? The position of mainstream public chains is stable, but don't be overly optimistic. 1.18 billion looks like a lot, but compared to BTC spot ETF, it's still a drop in the bucket. Solana made the right bet; now it's just a matter of whether TPS and the ecosystem can hold up. Is institutional entry a good thing? Not necessarily. Let's see what remains after this bull market.

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PriceOracleFairy

· 5h ago

ngl the fidelity pump on jan 13 hit different... 1.39B accumulated inflow is literally just the beginning of this liquidity cascade tbh. watching institutional money bleed through ETF pipes always reveals the real alpha flows, not the noise. $11.8B TVL across sol spots? that's the statistical signature of inefficiency finally pricing in.

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MEVHunterZhang

· 5h ago

SOL this wave really attracts money, institutional funds are starting to pour in Institutional entry is like this—once a spot ETF is available, it won't stop billion in size, it feels like just the beginning... there might be more gains later Fidelity is so aggressive, indicating that traditional finance is really starting to take Solana seriously I have to say, spot ETFs are just a cash machine for traditional finance—simple, crude, and effective @E1@ billion in cumulative net inflow... if there’s a pullback, it will be interesting 591K in a single day in January, this pace... it seems everyone is betting that Solana can become the next BTC Although the Solana ecosystem is quite messy, its ability to attract money is still unmatched With institutions coming in, do retail investors still have a way out? Haha This data looks comfortable, but remember not to go all-in, everyone

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TheMemefather

· 5h ago

SOL's institutional entry this time is really quite aggressive, even Fidelity is so proactive --- Wait, isn't 1.45% a bit low? Does this ratio look okay? --- 11.8 billion is indeed not small, but it feels like just the beginning --- When institutions come in, it's a different story. Now it's stable --- Looking at the data alone is useless; the key is whether it can hold up --- Solana is really turning around. What about those who doubted it initially? --- ETFs are just an additional way for retail investors to get in --- 5.91 million? This volume in a single day is a bit significant --- Everyone's here to buy the dip in ETFs. Is this the start of a takeoff?

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