Grayscale Solana Staking ETF (GSOL) Flows
Is money moving into GSOL or out?
The money added to GSOL or taken out of it each trading day.
Money in or out of GSOL, each trading day
Each bar is one trading day. An orange bar is a day more money came into GSOL than left, a blue bar a day more left than came in. The biggest day for money coming in was $16 million, on Nov 25, 2025. The biggest day for money leaving was $5.2 million, on Feb 4, 2026.
Inspect and compare dates
Pick two dates to compare the money moving through GSOL on each.
| Measure | Change | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Money in or out | $0 | $0 | +$0 |
RIGHT NOW
Over the past month, money has come into GSOL far faster than usual. Buying Heavily
How much money has moved lately
Last trading day
Flat
Past week
Money in
Past month
Money in
2 days out, 7 days in
Is that fast or slow, for this fund
How much money has gone into GSOL, next to the other funds
Total money in
Everything invested in this fund since October 2025.
Share of all money in
Of everything that has flowed into the Solana ETFs since 2025.
All funds, past month
Money in
Moving with the pack. The funds as a group also saw money arrive this month.
How much of GSOL changes hands
Changed hands
What was bought and sold on 23 September 2026. Trading is not the same as money arriving.
That is 26% of the trading across the Solana funds that day.
What this means for you
Money is pouring into GSOL, faster than usual.
Over the past month about $30 million has flowed into GSOL, a heavier month of buying than 87% of its history.
Every dollar that comes in means the fund buys more Solana to back its shares. Heavy buying in a single fund usually means brokerage customers are picking this one specifically, through their advisors, retirement accounts, or trading apps.
Watch whether the pace holds, and whether the other funds are taking money in too. One fund alone can just be a few big customers moving; all of them together is real demand for Solana.
What to watch from here
- Heavy buying. About $30 million went into GSOL this past month, faster than 87% of its history.
- Whether the other funds are taking money in too. Together it's real demand, alone it's a fund story.
- Watch whether the pace holds or cools.
Understanding
Grayscale Solana Staking ETF (GSOL) Flows
Where it stands today
Grayscale Solana Staking ETF (GSOL) has taken in $146 million since it launched as of .
$34 million worth of Grayscale Solana Staking ETF (GSOL) changed hands as of .
Money in and out is the dollars people put into GSOL or took out of it. When more people buy new shares than cash theirs in, the fund takes in money and buys Solana with it. When more cash out, it pays them, and gives up coins to do it.
The Each day tab is one bar per trading day: orange when more money came in than went out, blue when more went out. The Running total adds every day up since October 2025, so it climbs while money arrives and falls while it leaves.
The reading at the top of this page judges the past month against GSOL's own history, so a fund that usually moves a little and one that usually moves a lot are each measured by their own yardstick.
The numbers
behind the chart
What does the current reading show?
Money in, running total: the latest reading is +$146M, on . The highest reading since is +$146M on ; the lowest is +$1M on .
Every dollar in and out of GSOL, added up day by day since October 2025. A day the fund did not trade carries the previous day's total.
What are the latest, highest and lowest readings?
| Measure | Latest | Highest | Lowest |
|---|---|---|---|
| Money in, running total | +$146M | +$146M | +$1M |
How do the readings compare with earlier dates?
| Reference date | Money in, running total |
|---|---|
| 1 month ago | +$112M |
| 3 months ago | +$114M |
| 6 months ago | +$106M |
What was the reading at each month’s end?
| Reading date | Money in, running total |
|---|---|
| +$131M | |
| +$108M | |
| +$114M | |
| +$109M | |
| +$103M | |
| +$106M | |
| +$110M | |
| +$114M | |
| +$107M | |
| +$78M | |
| +$2M |
Source: Money in and out is the fund's own daily record, read once a day. Reading for .