As of the close on December 5, Eastern Time, the Solana spot ETF delivered an impressive performance with a single-day net inflow of $15.68 million. Behind this figure is a genuine reflection of the market's continued commitment to the SOL ecosystem.

Where did the capital go? Bitwise's BSOL took the top spot of the day, attracting $12.18 million in inflows, pushing its cumulative net inflow past the $593 million mark. Honestly, this scale already makes it a leading player among similar products. BSOL's success isn't just due to brand effect; its stability in risk control and strategy execution has truly given investors peace of mind.

Fidelity's FSOL also performed well, bringing in $3.49 million in a single day. Although it's smaller in scale compared to BSOL, this figure speaks volumes about traditional financial institutions entering the crypto market—mainstream capital is actively seeking compliant channels to enter.

It's worth noting that this wave of inflows hasn't just happened overnight. Judging by the trend, investors are clearly betting on Solana's technical roadmap and ecosystem expansion. Of course, this also indirectly reflects that the entire crypto market is moving beyond the stage of unchecked growth. Regulatory frameworks are gradually becoming clearer, product structures are increasingly refined, and the barriers for institutional capital entry are lowering.

Looking ahead, if this momentum can be maintained, Solana’s ecosystem development will have a stronger foundation, and the overall market’s liquidity and activity will rise accordingly. #特朗普数字资产政策新方向 $BTC