Solana exchange-traded funds extended their winning streak to five days on Monday, with $33.5 million in net inflows — the largest single-day haul since December. That pushed the products' cumulative net take to a record $1.22 billion.
The Five-Day Run
Monday's inflow brought the streak to five straight sessions, according to the funds' flow data. The $33.5 million figure was the biggest one-day inflow since the last month of last year. The run has continued without a break, though the day-to-day numbers vary.
Over the five days, the funds have attracted a combined net inflow of $1.22 billion, a milestone for the products.
Record Cumulative Inflows
The cumulative net inflow of $1.22 billion is the highest ever recorded for the Solana ETFs. That total reflects investor demand since the funds started trading. Monday's $33.5 million was the largest chunk in the streak, but the cumulative number underscores the sustained interest.
Trading Volume Ticks Higher
Volume for the day reached $166.8 million, according to the data. That number offers a separate look at how much money is changing hands in these funds. It's the latest read on investor activity as the streak continues.
The next trading session will show whether the five-day run becomes six. All eyes are on Tuesday's flow figures.
