June 15 inflows reached $2.8086 million
According to SoSoValue data cited by Odaily, US SOL spot ETFs recorded total daily net inflows of $2.8086 million yesterday, June 15 Eastern Time. The figure represents the net amount after subscriptions and redemptions for the trading day, and it is used to show the daily fund flow changes across SOL spot ETF products. The products named in the data both reported positive net inflows, leaving the overall US SOL spot ETF category in net inflow territory for the day.
At the product level, Fidelity Solana Fund ETF (FSOL) recorded the largest daily net inflow among the listed SOL spot ETFs. FSOL attracted $2.6587 million in net inflows during the day. Based on the SoSoValue figures included in the report, FSOL’s historical total net inflows have reached $192 million. Compared with the total daily net inflow of $2.8086 million across US SOL spot ETFs, FSOL accounted for the majority of the day’s recorded inflow amount.
SOLC also posted inflows as total net assets stood at $861 million
The next product in the ranking was Canary Marinade Solana ETF (SOLC), which recorded daily net inflows of $149,900. SOLC’s historical total net inflows currently stand at $1.3607 million. Although its single-day inflow was smaller than that of FSOL, SOLC was also included in the aggregate daily net inflow figure for US SOL spot ETFs on June 15.
As of the time of publication, the total net asset value of US SOL spot ETFs was $861 million. The SOL net asset ratio was reported at 1.98%, while cumulative historical net inflows had reached $1.127 billion. Together with the single-day flow data, these figures provide the same SoSoValue reference set for tracking total assets, SOL net asset ratio, and accumulated fund flows across US SOL spot ETF products.