Data: Fidelity Solana Fund and Canary Marinade Solana ETF listed, with a total net inflow of 30.09 million USD for the US Solana spot ETF in a single day

On November 18, Eastern Time, the Fidelity Solana Fund (code FSOL) and the Canary Marinade Solana ETF (code SOLC) were officially listed on the NYSE and NASDAQ, respectively. The total number of Solana spot ETFs listed for trading in the U.S. has now reached 5.

According to SoSoValue data, yesterday (November 18, Eastern Time), the total net inflow for Solana spot ETFs was $30.09 million. Among them, FSOL had a net inflow of $2.07 million on its first day of listing, with a trading volume of $8.58 million and a total net asset value of $5.38 million.

SOLC had no net inflow on its first day of listing, with a trading volume of $130,000 and a total net asset value of $820,000.

The highest single-day net inflow was for the Bitwise Solana ETF BSOL, which had a net inflow of $23 million, bringing its historical total net inflow to $388 million.

As of the time of publication, the total net asset value of Solana spot ETFs was $594 million, with a Solana net asset ratio of 0.76%, and the historical cumulative net inflow had reached $420 million.

The Fidelity Solana Fund supports cash or physical redemption, with a management fee rate of 0.25%. It allows Solana to provide additional income through staking, with a profit-sharing ratio of 15% for the manager and staking provider, and the remaining 15% belonging to investors.

The Canary Marinade Solana ETF supports cash or physical redemption, with a management fee rate of 0.50%. It also allows Solana to provide additional income through staking, with the manager not charging any additional share.