Key Points
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Solana ETFs see renewed demand, led by Franklin Templeton inflows.
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Technical charts hint at a major breakout near $140 support.
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Institutional adoption grows as SOL inflows outpace broader crypto ETFs.
The Solana ETF ecosystem is growing rapidly as inflows increase. As per the new data, Solana exchange-traded funds (ETFs) registered net inflows of $4.2 million in one day. The inflows increased the total net inflows to 622 million. The BSOL by Bitwise leads the Solana ETFs with $580 million in capital inflows.
🚨ETF DATA: @Solana ETFs recorded $4.2M in inflows yesterday. Total Solana ETF inflows have now reached $622M, with @BitwiseInvest’s BSOL accounting for $580M. pic.twitter.com/RY4ZRnHgFW
— SolanaFloor (@SolanaFloor) December 5, 2025
Solana ETF Data Paints a Diverging Picture
Recent ETF data indicate that the Solana market is experiencing inflows and outflows across the providers. This indicates a lively and maturing investor environment. The overall ETF flows recorded a single-day redemption of $32.9 million on December 4, with TSOL by 21Shares recording the highest single-day redemption of $41.8 million.
Nevertheless, BSOL by Bitwise was still appealing to investors, and the inflows amounted to $5.6 million. Fidelity FSOL and Grayscale GSOL contributed to adding $1.7 million and $1.6 million, respectively. The cumulative inflows are strongly positive despite the temporary instability, as recent statistics indicate that the mood might change. The transfer of the ETF momentum is also spreading to other investments. The U.S. spot XRP ETFs are following a similar trend where 14 days of inflows and zero outflows have been registered, and it is just getting to the threshold of 1 billion.
Franklin Templeton Joins the Solana ETF Race
The resurgence of interest has been occasioned by the introduction of the Franklin Templeton Solana ETF (SOEZ). Franklin Templeton has assets under management of more than $1.6 trillion. The Franklin Solana ETF becomes part of a group of giants that consists of VanEck, Bitwise, Grayscale, Fidelity, and 21Shares.
The SOEZ ETF enables the fund to stake all its SOL holdings (up to 100%). This includes staking rewards besides price gains. Such rewards, issued in the form of new tokens, improve the performance of the funds. Values are compared by the CME CF Solana-Dollar Reference Rate, which provides transparent and controlled price monitoring.
According to David Mann, Franklin Templeton Head of ETF Product and Capital Markets, SOEZ provides exposure to a network that has gained considerable adoption, Solana, and offers it in an open ETF structure. In the meantime, a Head of Digital Assets, Roger Bayston, wrote that Solana is becoming a core component of the digital economy, and blockchain is becoming a part and parcel of institutional portfolios.
Solana’s Price Nears Technical Breakout
Solana has a compelling price chart on the technical front. The token, which is floating at about $136, has been downward wedging since the middle of September. The price is drawn into the apex of the wedge depicted by the structure. TradingView data indicates that the most recent resistance is at $231.92. It is common before a breakout is experienced with this pattern, coupled with good inflows and optimism. The $126 point is the current support level, which could propel the price above the high trendline.
SOL/USDT Chart | Source: X
With the momentum, a clean break beyond $144-$150 would open the gate to $180 and above. This could be especially aided by the rejuvenated ETF-led demand in the entire market. The ETF demand will be a key determinant of the mid-term direction of Solana. The supply of the circulating inflation of SOL is increasing with each inflow day. This ends up decreasing the liquidity in the exchanges. The recent spike in ETF capital comes amid improved on-chain metrics, strong staking participation, and continued developer activity. All these reinforce the bullish case.
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