Bitwise crypto ETFs see roughly $100 million net inflow in a single day, Solana leads

Bitwise announced that its suite of U.S. crypto exchange‑traded products (ETPs) recorded approximately $100 million of net inflows on Aug. 27. Solana‑related funds captured the largest share, drawing about $40 million, while Bitcoin, Hyperliquid and XRP products together accounted for roughly $54 million.

Breakdown of inflows by asset

• Solana: ~ $40 million (≈ 40 % of total inflows)
• Bitcoin: ~ $22 million
• Hyperliquid: ~ $20 million
• XRP: ~ $12 million
• Ethereum: ~ $1.4 million

The disclosed categories sum to about $95.4 million, implying that other Bitwise products or rounding account for the remainder of the reported figure.

Trading volume vs. net inflows

The Bitwise Solana Staking ETF (BSOL) posted a record trading volume of more than $126 million during the session, its highest since launch. Trading volume reflects the total value of shares exchanged between market participants and does not equal net capital inflow. Net inflows are generated when authorized participants create new ETF shares to meet demand.

Context within broader crypto ETF activity

Bitwise’s inflow surge occurred amid a broader recovery in U.S. crypto ETFs. Spot Bitcoin ETFs logged eight consecutive days of net inflows through Aug. 26, attracting roughly $2.8 billion in total, with BlackRock’s IBIT accounting for about $2.02 billion of that amount.

Outlook

While the single‑day inflow highlights strong investor interest in Solana‑focused products, future flows will depend on official fund‑level data and market dynamics. Observers will watch whether Solana continues to dominate Bitwise’s product lineup or if allocations shift back toward Bitcoin and other assets.