Solana-linked ETFs posted a $1.27 million daily net outflow, but the sector kept expanding in size. By April 14, combined assets under management across these funds had reached $817.61 million, pointing to continued institutional demand for regulated Solana exposure.
BSOL stayed on top while GSOL held its ground
BSOL remained the largest product in the segment with $578.61 million in assets under management and $795.54 million in cumulative inflows. The source noted that its strong trading volume kept it in the leading position. GSOL continued to post stable figures, holding $104.32 million in assets and $103.66 million in total inflows. Still, neither fund saw meaningful daily inflows, a sign that fresh capital paused at the top end of the market.
FSOL and VSOL attracted the day’s new money
Total net inflows across all Solana ETFs now stand at $986.1 million, while daily trading volume was around $4.69 million. FSOL recorded the largest daily inflow at $994,850, lifting its assets under management to $100.23 million and bringing cumulative inflows to $151.75 million. VSOL also added capital, reporting a daily inflow of $278,130 and a net asset value of $15.02 million. The flow pattern suggests investors were reallocating capital within the Solana ETF group rather than exiting the category outright.
Smaller products remained quiet. SOLC and SOEZ saw limited activity and kept low asset levels, while QSOL held $5.87 million in assets and continued to occupy a modest place in the segment.
TSOL remained the weak spot as SOL traded above key support
Among the major Solana ETFs, TSOL showed the clearest negative trend. The fund held only $2.93 million in assets, yet its total outflows had reached $96.91 million. That gap highlights uneven investor confidence across the available products.
At the time of reporting, SOL traded at $85.12, posting a small weekly gain. Its market capitalization was close to $48.9 billion, and trading volume remained stable. BitGuru said SOL had rebounded after finding support in the $78 to $80 range and then moved back toward $87, with price action later consolidating around $83 to $84. According to that analysis, buyer interest could stay in place as long as SOL remains above $82. A break above $87 would bring $90 and $93 into focus, while a drop below $80 would invalidate that constructive setup.