[Bi推] Last week (November 24-28, Eastern Time), the SOL Spot ETF saw a significant influx of capital - the net inflow for the week exceeded 100 million, reaching 108 million USD.
Specifically, Bitwise's BSOL is simply a money magnet, with a net inflow of 83.76 million USD in a single week, accounting for 80% of the total inflow, and the historical cumulative inflow has reached 528 million USD. Grayscale's GSOL follows closely behind, with an inflow of 35.38 million USD last week, bringing the cumulative inflow to 77.83 million USD.
However, there are also some unlucky ones - 21Shares' TSOL saw a net outflow of $34.77 million last week, bringing its historical cumulative outflow to $27.6 million, making it the only significant loser.
As of now, the total net asset value of the entire SOL Spot ETF market stands at $888 million, with the net assets of the ETF accounting for 1.15% of Bitcoin's total market value, and the historical cumulative net inflow has reached $619 million. The market's enthusiasm for SOL is undeniable; the data does not lie.
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WhaleInTraining
· 7h ago
Bitwise is crushing it this time, 83.76 million has made 80% in just a week, how hungry can one be?
21Shares has been beaten down and is flowing out, who would dare touch this?
With the Solana ETF, it feels like it’s about to da moon.
Grayscale is still stable, although not as fierce as Bitwise, but it's also making money.
Wait a minute, 1.15% accounts for Bitcoin's total market capitalization? Why is this data so small?
How does Bitwise manage to attract so much capital, what’s the secret guys?
The story of Solana isn't over yet, this is just the beginning.
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BuyHighSellLow
· 7h ago
Bitwise is so strong, it's almost filled half already... why is 21shares still bleeding?
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DeFiGrayling
· 7h ago
Bitwise is really hogging all the food this time, why can't gsol catch up?
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OffchainWinner
· 7h ago
Bitwise's ability to attract capital is amazing, how can others compete?
21Shares is in a tough spot, it's not easy for them to survive.
The heat of SOL Spot seems to just be starting.
Grayscale is steady as always, but they're really not as aggressive as Bitwise.
This data does look appealing, but will it be just a flash in the pan?
BSOL accounting for 80%? Dominating the market, brother, other products are really struggling this time.
Where has all the outflowing money gone? Are they still waiting for Fidelity's move?
With nearly 100 million in weekly inflow, is SOL really making a comeback? I'm a bit excited.
Last week, SOL Spot ETF attracted over 100 million, with Bitwise accounting for 80% of the inflow.
[Bi推] Last week (November 24-28, Eastern Time), the SOL Spot ETF saw a significant influx of capital - the net inflow for the week exceeded 100 million, reaching 108 million USD.
Specifically, Bitwise's BSOL is simply a money magnet, with a net inflow of 83.76 million USD in a single week, accounting for 80% of the total inflow, and the historical cumulative inflow has reached 528 million USD. Grayscale's GSOL follows closely behind, with an inflow of 35.38 million USD last week, bringing the cumulative inflow to 77.83 million USD.
However, there are also some unlucky ones - 21Shares' TSOL saw a net outflow of $34.77 million last week, bringing its historical cumulative outflow to $27.6 million, making it the only significant loser.
As of now, the total net asset value of the entire SOL Spot ETF market stands at $888 million, with the net assets of the ETF accounting for 1.15% of Bitcoin's total market value, and the historical cumulative net inflow has reached $619 million. The market's enthusiasm for SOL is undeniable; the data does not lie.