Solana Slumps, But Bitwise’s BSOL ETF Still Attracts Fresh Cash

Solana Staking ETF Sees Fresh Inflows as Traders Fight the Downtrend

The Bitwise Solana Staking ETF, BSOL, drew $2,951,460 in new capital on December 19, 2025, even as its underlying token remains under pressure. The latest flow represents roughly 0.49% of the fund’s $599.6 million in assets under management (AUM), a meaningful but not yet decisive vote of confidence from investors.

The inflow suggests that some market participants are willing to lean into Solana exposure via a regulated, yield-focused structure rather than buying the token outright. With nearly half a percent of AUM arriving in a single day, BSOL is attracting allocators who may see current price weakness as an opportunity to accumulate at a discount, or who are rotating within crypto exposures toward staking-oriented strategies.

The related asset, SOL-USD, is currently trading at $126.30, having shed about 46.2% over the last three months. That sharp drawdown underscores the volatility BSOL investors are accepting, even as they seek to capture staking yields. Short-term momentum remains fragile, with the 1-day technical signal flashing Sell, indicating that trend-following strategies continue to lean bearish in the near term.

Still, the contrast between negative spot price momentum and steady ETF inflows hints at a developing divergence: while traders respond to daily technical signals, ETF allocators appear to be taking a longer horizon on Solana’s ecosystem and the potential added income from staking. Whether that conviction proves prescient will depend on Solana’s ability to stabilize prices and re-attract risk-on capital across the broader crypto complex.

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