Solana Staking ETF Sees Fresh Inflows as Traders Tiptoe Back Into Risk
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The Bitwise Solana Staking ETF, ticker BSOL, attracted $7,786,440 in net inflows on January 09, 2026, a modest but notable vote of confidence for a product tied to one of crypto’s more volatile layer-1 networks. With assets under management now at $732,468,600, the latest flow amounts to roughly 1.06% of the fund’s AUM, signaling renewed interest without yet suggesting a full-scale rush back into Solana exposure.
The related asset, SOL-USD, is currently trading at $136.38, having shed about 27.65% over the past three months. That drawdown places Solana among the weaker large-cap tokens over the quarter, yet the 1-day technical stance sits at a cautious Hold, reflecting a market that appears to be consolidating rather than capitulating.
For ETF investors, the latest inflow suggests that some are using recent weakness to re-enter Solana via a regulated, staking-focused wrapper, potentially aiming to capture both a rebound in token price and additional staking yield. Still, with more than a quarter of its value erased in three months, Solana remains a high-beta bet on the broader crypto cycle—one that could reward patient buyers if risk appetite returns, but that also carries outsized downside should macro or regulatory pressures intensify.
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