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The institutional interest in the Solana ecosystem remains strong. As of December 29th, Eastern Time, SOL spot ETF products experienced a wave of net inflows, with $2.93 million entering in a single day. The most active among them is Fidelity's FSOL product, which saw a net inflow of $2.53 million in one day. Since its launch, this fund has absorbed $115 million in funds. Another participant, VanEck's VSOL, contributed a net inflow of $400,000 on the same day.
From this data, it can be seen that traditional financial institutions are increasingly optimistic about Solana. As one of the top five public chains by market capitalization, Solana's advantages in high performance and low cost are being recognized by more and more institutional investors. The continuous influx of funds into spot ETFs somewhat reflects the market's confidence in its long-term development potential.