The Solana Spot ETF has been gaining traction these past two days. On December 22nd, Eastern Time, the SOL Spot ETF attracted a total of 7.47 million USD — while the figure may not seem particularly impressive, it already indicates a stable recognition from the market for such products when viewed from the perspective of the entire ecosystem.

Among them, the most impressive is Fidelity's FSOL, which earned 5.85 million dollars in a single day. This guy's cumulative net inflow has already broken the 110 million mark. This indicates that traditional financial institutions' attitude towards Solana is warming up, after all, players like Fidelity don't easily place bets.

VanEck's VSOL followed closely, with an inflow of $1.62 million on December 22, bringing the historical cumulative net inflow to $17.38 million. At this pace, multiple institutions are positioning themselves for SOL Spot exposure, and a competitive atmosphere has already formed.

The total net asset value of the Solana Spot ETF market has now reached $938 million, with a historical cumulative net inflow exceeding $750 million. Currently, the net asset ratio of SOL Spot ETF in the whole market is 1.34%. Although the proportion is not particularly large, this growth momentum is worth paying attention to—after all, ETF products have a natural appeal for attracting traditional funds.