Solana ETF cumulative inflows reach $1.22 billion—institutional allocation is becoming consistent. What matters is not a single day’s surge, but whether funds continue to remain. ① Solana’s official data shows that cumulative inflows into related ETFs have reached approximately $1.22 billion, with a single Monday inflow of about $33.5 million—the largest single-day inflow in 2026—marking five consecutive days of net inflows. ② ETF inflows do not necessarily translate to immediate price increases. The data may also include seed assets, conversions from older products, or fund transfers between different products; therefore, it’s essential to monitor daily net flows, net asset value, and spot market reactions simultaneously. ③ Nevertheless, consistent inflows remain significant: traditional capital is beginning to establish SOL exposure through regulated products and is willing to maintain allocation through market volatility, rather than entering only for isolated events. ④ My own observation: prices can be quickly driven by sentiment, but institutional allocation typically moves more slowly. A single-day inflow is news; consecutive weeks of inflows signal a trend. Moving forward, I’ll focus on whether cumulative net inflows continue to set new highs and whether capital begins to impact spot market supply and demand.