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Rothschild Investment LLC reported a new stake in the Volatility Shares Solana ETF (SOLZ). Its latest filing shows 6,000 shares, valued at about $132,700 at the reporting date. The position adds to Rothschild’s broader exposure to crypto-linked funds.
Moreover, PNC Financial Services disclosed holdings in SOLZ. Public trackers rank PNC among institutional owners, with reports citing a 1,453-share position. This signals Solana's exposure to interest from large, traditional firms through regulated products.
SOLZ provides futures-based Solana exposure and trades as the Volatility Shares Trust. The fund aimed for long-term capital growth by investing in instruments that are pegged to Solana instead of holding the tokens directly.
Bitwise’s Solana Staking ETF (BSOL) attracted steady demand since its Oct. 28 launch. Including seed capital, BSOL’s net inflows topped roughly $545 million, with a $126 million gain reported for its first full trading week. Data shows that the funds recorded eight straight days of positive flow.
Daily flow trackers also show persistent investor interest across Solana products. Farside Investors’ dashboard highlights continued inflows into US Solana ETFs, even as Bitcoin and Ethereum funds faced net redemptions during the same period.
Grayscale’s Solana ETF (GSOL) began NYSE Arca trading at the end of October. The product moved from a prior trust format to an exchange-listed vehicle, adding another option for institutions seeking Solana exposure.
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BlackRock’s USD Institutional Digital Liquidity Fund (BUIDL) continues to expand its multi-chain footprint. On Solana, BUIDL’s tokenized supply now exceeds 254 million units, implying more than $250 million bridged to the network at a $1 NAV. The fund’s Solana address and network breakdown appear on RWA.xyz’s asset page.
Market metrics show rising derivatives activity around SOL. CoinGlass reports Solana futures open interest near the $7.6–$7.8 billion area, alongside elevated 24-hour futures volume. These readings suggest active positioning despite broader market swings.
In addition, the price action stabilized into the new week, with analysts highlighting a Tom DeMark (TD) Sequential buy signal for SOL and the 150 zone as one of the major support levels to monitor trend confirmation. At the time of writing, intraday values put SOL in the mid $160s.
