Solana ETFs see 7-Day inflow streak despite SOL’s 55% price drop

Solana exchange-traded funds extended their inflow streak to seven days, bucking both the price drop of SOL and the broader crypto sell-off. According to Farside Investors, the ETFs attracted $674 million, reaching a peak of roughly $16.6 million on Tuesday.

Since the first SOL ETF went live in July and Bitwise followed on that page in October, the ETFs have continued to draw the attention of both institutional and traditional finance investors. James Seyffart, an ETF analyst at Bloomberg, singled out the launch of REX-Ospreys staked SOL ETF and BSOL Solana ETF by Bitwise in July and October as the top ETF launches of 2025.

Market observers attribute SOLs troubles to falling prices and weaker activity on the chain, leading to a decline in TVL during broader market weakness.

The current disparity between ETF inflows vs. the SOL spot price trend indicates an abnormal market situation. With Solana ETFs continuing to see strong inflows, SOLs market cap and pricing momentum have both soured, leaving analysts mired in the differences between institutional demand and broader trading sentiment.