Another day, another institutional feeding frenzy on Solana ETFs. $9.1M net inflow on Aug 26, and guess who's hogging the bowl? Morgan Stanley's MSOL gobbled $5.5M (yeah, 60% of the pie). Bitwise BSOL scraped $2.6M, VanEck VSOL licked up another million. Meanwhile, SOL finally dragged its sorry ass back above $100 for the first time since February – up 43% this month. But don't start popping champagne yet.
▪️ Morgan Stanley's MSOL hogged $5.5M (60% of total) – congrats, they're the new whale in the pond. Retail, you're just plankton.
▪️ Bitwise BSOL had a record single-day volume of $108M on Aug 24 – yeah, $166.8M total ETF volume that day. But who's counting? Institutions, that's who.
▪️ Weekly inflow ~$74.8M – on track for the best week of 2026 since last November. Slow clap.
▪️ August inflows ~$113M, just a hair shy of May's record $115M. Only one day of outflows this month. Someone's been buying the dip.
▪️ Cumulative net inflows since launch: $1.26B – exactly matching AUM. Coincidence? I think not.
📊 Daily Inflow:
$9.1M📊 MSOL Share:
$5.5M📊 BSOL Record Volume:
$108M📊 Weekly Total:
$74.8MFor anyone dumb enough to be holding SOL or trading it: this is the rocket fuel behind the recent pump. Institutions are gobbling ETF shares like it's Black Friday, and that pressure trickles into spot price. But don't get too comfy, champ. August has been a monster month – if inflows dry up next week, expect some profit-taking that'll send SOL back to the $95-$100 gutter. Classic.
💬 «BSOL recorded the highest-volume session for any Solana ETF.» — Teddy Fusaro, Bitwise President
🔮 Institutions are loading up while retail sits on the sidelines – classic setup for a rug pull or a moon shot? You decide, but I've seen this movie before.
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