Bitwise's Solana staking fund BSOL tops $1 billion in AUM
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Bitwise's Solana staking fund BSOL surpassing $1B AUM and leading nearly 79% of tracked Solana product inflows signals strong, sustained institutional demand for SOL exposure. Record 10-day net inflows and a $47M single-day peak reinforce momentum in spot Solana ETP adoption. With ~96% of assets staked and ~5.8% net yield, the structure may further support allocation interest via yield-enhanced exposure.
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● High
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Bitwise's Solana staking fund, BSOL, has crossed the $1 billion mark in assets under management, becoming the first Solana ETF to hit that threshold, according to Glassnode data cited by Huo Xing Finance.
As of Aug. 26, BSOL held 9,332,360.79 SOL, valued at about $1.018 billion, with net assets of roughly $1.0175 billion.
Glassnode reported that Solana spot ETFs drew $138 million of net inflows over a 10-day stretch, the strongest run of consecutive inflows on record. The largest single-day intake came Tuesday, when net inflows reached $47 million.
Farside data shows that across six tracked Solana products, BSOL has taken in $1.0114 billion in net inflows, representing nearly 79% of the combined $1.284 billion total for the group. On Aug. 27, the six products posted $56.1 million of inflows, led by BSOL with $40.2 million; Grayscale's GSOL added $6.2 million and Fidelity's FSOL brought in $5.8 million.
BSOL began trading on Oct. 28, 2025, offering direct SOL exposure alongside staking income. As of Aug. 26, 96% of fund assets were staked, with a net staking yield of about 5.8%.
