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I just looked at the flow data for US ETFs of SOL and found it interesting. Yesterday, we had a net inflow of over $1.2 billion into these spot funds, which is quite robust. The Fidelity Solana Fund (FSOL) led with nearly $995 million in daily inflows, while VanEck Solana (VSOL) came in second with about $278 million. Just the Fidelity fund has accumulated $152 million since launch.
What caught my attention is that the total assets of these US SOL ETFs have already reached $818 million, and the total accumulated inflow has surpassed $976 million. Considering that these spot funds are still relatively new, this growth shows a real institutional interest in Solana. The proportion of SOL in the total assets is 1.70%, indicating a healthy allocation without excessive concentration.
For those following the US ETF market, this movement in SOL funds seems to reflect greater confidence in stablecoins and the network's infrastructure. It’s worth keeping an eye on upcoming flows.