#美国贸易赤字状况 Solana spot ETF sets a new record for attracting funds! How obvious are the signals that institutions are quietly increasing their positions?

Just look at the latest data — on January 12th, Eastern Time, the daily net inflow of the SOL spot ETF broke the $10 million mark, reaching $10.67 million. This is not a coincidence but a clear sign of continuous institutional capital inflow.

Among them, the Bitwise SOL Spot ETF (BSOL) is the absolute star, with a daily net inflow of $8.56 million. Even more impressive, its total net inflow has soared to $657 million — firmly holding the top spot in SOL ETF fund attraction. Fidelity’s SOL ETF (FSOL) is also not to be outdone, with a daily net inflow of $1.65 million and a total net inflow of $133 million.

Here’s a detail worth noting: this isn’t emotional chasing of gains, but rather, during a phase when the market still has disagreements and prices haven’t fully exploded, capital continues to flow in steadily. Judging by the rhythm, this looks more like institutions positioning in advance rather than short-term traders following the trend.

While most retail investors are still debating "Will SOL go up or not," smart money has already voted with their actions. The consistent and stable net inflow of ETFs is building a more solid medium- to long-term capital foundation for Solana.

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