The Bitwise BSOL Solana ETF has made another major step towards the crypto market, as it has bought 93,167 SOL, which is estimated to be an amount of $13.15 million, in only one hour. On-chain analytics project Lookonchain noted the rapid accumulation and on November 28, 2025, two large inflows in the wallet of the ETF were identified.
The initial transfer, as per the data, was made by Fireblocks Custody, with a value amounting to 56,425 SOL, or 7.95 million dollars. Soon after, another 36,742 SOL was deposited to the Bitwise ETF address by the hot wallet of Coinbase, which was worth about 5.2 million dollars.
This inflow increase is indicative of increasing institutional confidence in Solana that keeps gaining momentum around its high throughput, low-cost, and growing ecosystem. In the last three months, Solana has gained increased attention among asset managers, blockchain developers and large-scale retail platforms. The aggressive acquisition by the Bitwise ETF and the additional multi-million-dollar acquisitions earlier this week are indications that this trend would carry on.
Bitwise has become one of the most prolific institutional investors in SOL accumulation of its ETF product. According to on-chain records, inflows into the BSOL ETF wallet by both custodial service providers and major exchanges have increased steadily. There are several repeat batch movements within the past 48 hours and these imply the presence of an accumulation policy and not individual purchases.
The massive inflows to regulated ETF vehicles are usually translated to long-term market support, hence dampening volatility and pushing liquidity.
According to financial analysts, the active accumulation of the BSOL ETF is high compared to other emerging crypto ETFs, which shows that Solana is in the positive light of institutional investors. A blend of effective on chain functionality, developer penetration, and increasing institutionalization makes SOL the best asset going into 2026.
With the continued proliferation of crypto ETFs worldwide, the activity of the Bitwise BSOL Solana ETF is a precedent of more institutions investing in non-Bitcoin and non-Ether asset crypto ETFs. The current acquisition of Solana to the tune of $13 million in under an hour is indicative of the speed with which Solana is being incorporated by traditional finance into managed investment portfolios.
As inflows are predicted to increase, Solana can be viewed as one of the most institutionally owned altcoins shortly, altering the market landscape and enhancing the place of the asset in the entire crypto ecosystem.


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