US Solana ETFs received $9.1 million in net inflows on August 26, with Morgan Stanley’s MSOL capturing $5.5 million of that total, as SOL price recovered above $100 for the first time since February.
The inflow marks the latest day of sustained demand for Solana products after a volatile August. Bitwise’s BSOL recorded $2.6 million in inflows on August 26, while VanEck’s VSOL added $1 million. Through the week ending August 26, Solana ETFs attracted $74.8 million in net inflows, putting them on course for their strongest weekly performance of 2026 and the best week since the period ending November 28, 2025.
Record Volume and Inflows in Recent Sessions
The past week has delivered exceptional trading activity. On August 24, Bitwise BSOL recorded the highest-volume session for any Solana ETF to date. According to Teddy Fusaro, Bitwise President, “BSOL recorded the highest-volume session for any Solana ETF, with more than $108 million changing hands in a single day and over $261 million traded across four sessions.”
The same day saw total Solana ETF trading volume reach $166.8 million, a record for the product category. Across August 24 and 25, Solana ETFs attracted more than $65 million in combined inflows, including a single-day inflow of $33.5 million on one of those dates, the largest daily inflow of the year.
August Performance and Broader Market Context
August inflows totaled $113 million for Solana ETFs, just below May’s $115 million, which remains the strongest month of the year. The month saw only one daily net outflow, recorded on August 6. SOL gained roughly 43% in August as the broader cryptocurrency market rallied following changes to US Treasury bond buyback policy.
SOL’s market capitalization has moved above $60 billion. Bitcoin climbed above $81,000 and Ethereum moved past $2,500 during the same period. The Solana blockchain has recently recorded about 5 million daily active addresses.
Cumulative Performance Since Launch
Solana ETFs have attracted $1.26 billion in cumulative net inflows since their launch and manage roughly the same amount in assets under management. The products have become a significant vehicle for institutional and retail exposure to SOL amid the recent price recovery.
