US Solana ETFs Record $9.1 Million Inflow as SOL Price Recovers

US Solana exchange-traded funds recorded $9.1 million in net inflows on Aug. 26. Morgan Stanley’s MSOL led the activity, drawing approximately $5.5 million, while Bitwise’s BSOL and VanEck’s VSOL added $2.6 million and $1 million, respectively.

The recent inflows have contributed to a weekly total of $74.8 million, positioning the funds for their strongest weekly performance of 2026. Total inflows for August have reached approximately $113 million, with only one daily net outflow recorded on Aug. 6. Since their launch, these products have accumulated roughly $1.26 billion in net inflows and manage a similar amount in assets.

The surge in subscriptions has coincided with increased trading volume. On Aug. 24, total Solana ETF trading volume reached a record $166.8 million. Bitwise President Teddy Fusaro noted that BSOL experienced its highest-volume session that day, with over $108 million changing hands.

The demand for these regulated products has occurred alongside a recovery in the price of SOL, which reclaimed $100 for the first time since February. The token reached as high as $105, pushing its market capitalization above $60 billion. SOL has gained roughly 43% in August, a period during which the broader crypto market rallied following changes to US Treasury bond buyback policy.

While the inflows have supported the price recovery, it remains unclear if this demand can be sustained, as the daily pace of inflows has cooled from previous sessions. Analysts have pointed to network activity, including approximately 5 million daily active addresses, as a potential source of support for the token.