Solana exchange-traded funds (ETFs) just posted their strongest daily inflows in three months, signaling a clear return of institutional interest even as the token’s price remains subdued around $75. According to data from SoSoValue, Solana ETFs attracted $8.8 million in net inflows on August 11—the largest single-day intake since May 12—after weeks of low-volume stagnation.
The rebound comes despite a lack of a major price breakout, suggesting investors are responding to underlying network strength rather than short-term price action. Santiment data highlights surging activity across real-world assets (RWAs), stablecoins, tokenized equities, and perpetual futures on the Solana ecosystem. The forthcoming Alpenglow upgrade, designed to improve transaction finality to roughly 150 milliseconds, is also adding momentum as market participants anticipate faster settlement and improved performance.
In contrast, Dogecoin ETFs continue to struggle. They recorded another day of zero net inflows, extending a flat streak that has persisted since August 4. Cumulative net inflows for Dogecoin ETFs stand at $12.20 million, with total net assets of $10.05 million and daily trading volume of just $90,150. DOGE’s price inched up 0.89% to $0.07 amid a busy week of economic data and shifting expectations around potential Federal Reserve rate moves.
