US spot Solana ETFs recorded a total net inflow of $2.8213 million in a single day, according to data attributed to SoSoValue, as the nascent SOL ETF market continues to log modest but steady capital flows in March 2026.
The reported figure represents a single-day net total across all US-listed spot Solana ETF products. While the exact date and per-fund breakdown tied to this specific inflow have not been independently confirmed, the number falls within the range of daily flow figures tracked across multiple reporting days this month.
March 2026 SOL ETF Flows Show Mixed but Active Trading
The $2.8213 million figure sits within a volatile range of daily flows reported for US SOL spot ETFs throughout March 2026. On March 4, the same group of products recorded a significantly larger single-day net inflow of $19.0637 million, their strongest day of the month so far.
By March 11, daily inflows had cooled to $1.6631 million. Other days in early March saw even sharper swings, including a $2.4842 million net outflow on March 9, underscoring how quickly sentiment can reverse in a single session.
Additional daily totals reported during the month include $1.0304 million and $17.409 million on separate days, illustrating that SOL ETF flows remain highly uneven rather than following a consistent directional trend.
SOL ETF Inflows Remain a Fraction of Bitcoin and Ethereum Equivalents
Even on its strongest reported day this month, the US SOL spot ETF complex attracted roughly $19 million, a figure that would barely register as a rounding error in the Bitcoin spot ETF market, where single-day flows routinely reach hundreds of millions of dollars.
That gap reflects where Solana stands in the institutional adoption curve. Bitcoin and Ethereum spot ETFs launched earlier, carry deeper liquidity, and benefit from broader allocator familiarity. SOL products are still building their investor base.
For market participants tracking institutional positioning, the pattern matters more than any single day’s number. The fact that US SOL spot ETFs are generating consistent, if small, inflows across most trading days in March suggests a baseline level of demand is forming rather than one-off speculative bursts.
What to Watch Next
Daily ETF flow data for US SOL spot products is tracked by SoSoValue’s SOL ETF dashboard, which aggregates individual fund-level inflows and outflows into a single daily net figure.
Key metrics to monitor include whether cumulative net flows remain positive on a weekly and monthly basis, and whether any individual fund begins to dominate inflow share, a pattern that played out with BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) in the BTC ETF race.
Fee competition, new product launches, and options listing approvals are among the concrete catalysts that could shift the trajectory of SOL ETF demand in the weeks ahead.
Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial or investment advice. Cryptocurrency and digital asset markets carry significant risk. Always do your own research before making decisions.
