Fidelity Leads $754M U.S. Spot Crypto ETF as Solana Bulls Target $180

Fidelity’s Bitcoin ETF led $754M U.S. spot ETF inflows, while Solana and XRP ETFs saw smaller but positive allocations.

U.S. spot crypto ETFs drew strong interest, as capital rotated back into digital asset exposure across Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana-linked products. Data from SoSoValue showed total net inflows of $754 million into U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs. 

The figures marked one of the strongest single-day performances this year and reflected renewed institutional appetite. Fidelity’s Bitcoin ETF led all issuers, attracting $351 million in fresh capital during the session. Consequently, risk sentiment improved across major crypto markets.

Spot Ethereum ETFs also posted steady demand, recording $130 million in net inflows. Besides Ethereum, Solana and XRP products registered smaller but positive allocations. 

Solana spot ETFs added $5.91 million, while XRP spot ETFs saw $12.98 million in inflows. Hence, the data suggested investors continued to diversify beyond Bitcoin while maintaining exposure to high-liquidity assets.

Solana ETF Landscape Shows Clear Leaders

Among Solana-focused ETFs, Bitwise maintained a commanding position. Its BSOL product held $777.96 million in net assets and $656.66 million in cumulative inflows. 

Although daily inflows stayed flat, the fund posted a 2.64% gain and strong trading activity. Moreover, its 0.96% SOL share reflected sustained investor confidence.

Grayscale followed with $195.32 million in assets and $115.20 million in cumulative inflows. The fund advanced 2.82% on the day, supported by active trading volumes. However, its higher fee structure continued to shape investor comparisons. 

Source: sosovalue

Fidelity ranked third, recording $5.91 million in daily inflows and steady price appreciation. VanEck and 21Shares trailed, with 21Shares remaining the only product showing net outflows.

SOL Price Action Reinforces Bullish Narrative

Source: CoinCodex

Alongside ETF flows, Solana price action strengthened the broader outlook. Solana traded at $146.66, up 1.08% on the day and 6.31% over seven days. Market capitalization climbed above $81.5 billion, supported by heavy trading volume. 

According to curb.sol, SOL just printed its highest daily candle close since early November. Consequently, momentum traders turned more optimistic, with $180 entering near-term projections.

Crypto Tony also flagged constructive technical structure. SOL reclaimed the $140–$142 zone and held above $133–$135 support. Additionally, resistance near $145 remained the key trigger. A decisive move above that level could drive price toward $150 quickly.