Bitwise Solana Fund Sees No Inflows on Nov 28
- On November 28, 2025, Bitwise’s BSOL ETF didn’t get any new money, which was a slowdown after weeks of big gains.
- This is happening at the same time as a general slowdown in the crypto market rally, with Solana ETFs seeing one of their lowest daily inflow totals.
- Since its launch, BSOL has received about $528 million in total inflows, which shows that institutions are still interested.
Even the best crypto investors have times when things slow down. On November 28, 2025, the Bitwise Solana ETF (BSOL) had a day with no new money coming in. This is unusual because the fund has been a big hit since it started, bringing in hundreds of millions of dollars in assets.
Tracking platforms like Farside Investors show that BSOL didn’t get any new money last Friday. Overall, the Solana ETF group had very little activity, but this zero mark for Bitwise is surprising given its recent hot streak. Just one day before, the fund was still buying more assets, and reports said it bought over 93,000 SOL tokens worth about $13 million.
This break is in line with a general market slowdown. After a drop of about 32% in November, crypto prices have settled down. For example, Solana’s SOL token is now around $140. But institutions don’t seem to be worried in the long run; by the end of November, BSOL had received $527.9 million in total.
Before a small outflow problem, Solana ETFs as a whole had seen net inflows for 20 days in a row. The group lost $8.1 million on November 27, mostly from 21Shares’ TSOL fund. But Bitwise gained $13.33 million in new money. That day, Grayscale’s GSOL also gained $10.42 million.
These funds have brought in more than $568 million since they started on October 28, 2025. They now have assets worth about 1.09% of SOL’s market cap. Bitwise is in the lead, getting about 89% of the inflows because it has low fees (0.20%) and lets you stake your holdings for extra yields of 7–8% per year.
