Morgan Stanley Leads Solana ETF Inflows as SOL Reclaims $100

Solana-focused exchange‑traded funds (ETFs) saw a fresh wave of investor interest on August 26, with net inflows of roughly $9.1 million. The surge was driven primarily by Morgan Stanley’s MSOL product, which attracted about $5.5 million, or 60 % of the day’s total.

ETF inflow breakdown

• MSOL (Morgan Stanley) – ~ $5.5 million
• BSOL (Bitwise) – ~ $2.6 million
• VSOL (VanEck) – ~ $1.0 million

Recent performance trends

Solana ETFs have been on a strong run, pulling more than $65 million across August 24‑25, including a single‑day high of $33.5 million. Total weekly inflows now sit near $74.8 million, positioning the week as the strongest of 2026 and the best since late 2025. August‑to‑date inflows have reached about $113 million, with only one net outflow recorded this month (August 6).

Trading volume records

Bitwise reported that its BSOL ETF logged the highest‑volume day for any Solana ETF, with over $108 million traded in a single session and more than $261 million across four sessions. Overall Solana ETF trading volume hit a record ~ $166.8 million on the same day.

Solana price rally

The ETF demand coincided with a sharp price recovery for SOL. The token broke back above $100 for the first time since February, briefly reaching about $105 and pushing its market cap past $60 billion. August gains for SOL are around 43 %, supported by broader market moves after U.S. Treasury policy shifts. Bitcoin rose above $81,000 and Ethereum surpassed $2,500 during the same period.

Network activity outlook

Analysts note that Solana’s on‑chain activity is strengthening, with daily active addresses approaching 5 million. This heightened usage is cited as a potential catalyst for further price recovery.