All six Solana exchange-traded funds listed in the United States recorded five consecutive trading sessions with zero net primary-market flows, according to data from Farside Investors. The silence spanned July 29 through August 4, 2026, and followed a single-day outflow of $18.1 million from Bitwise's BSOL on July 28.
The complete product lineup—BSOL, VSOL, FSOL, TSOL, SOEZ, and GSOL—remained at $0.0 net creations or redemptions over the five-day window. Cumulatively, the group had attracted $1.122 billion by August 4, with $449.3 million, or roughly 40%, coming from seed capital. Notably, $102.7 million of GSOL's seed money originated as a conversion from a predecessor instrument.
The zero-flow readings do not indicate a halt in secondary-market trading or asset erosion. Bitwise disclosed approximately $596.37 million in net assets for its BSOL fund as of August 2, while 21Shares reported $3.09 million in TSOL assets on August 3. These figures underscore that assets under custody and exchange-traded volume are separate metrics from daily primary-market activity.
While the Solana ETF complex paused, larger crypto fund groups remained active. On August 4, U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs saw $211.5 million in net inflows and Ethereum ETFs drew $53.1 million, signaling continued institutional appetite for the more mature products even as Solana's primary issuance hit a standstill.
