Solana

Franklin Templeton has completed the final SEC filing for its Solana exchange-traded fund, positioning the product for imminent trading under ticker SOEZ on NYSE Arca. The fund will charge an annual fee of 0.19%, waived on the first $5 billion in assets through May 2026. The move follows strong inflows into single-asset crypto ETFs, including the firm's XRP product, which attracted nearly $70 million in its first two days.

U.S. spot Solana exchange-traded funds recorded $58 million in net inflows on Monday, their strongest single-day performance since early November. The products have maintained positive flows for 20 consecutive trading days, bringing cumulative inflows to $568.24 million since launching in late October. Total net assets across all Solana ETFs reached $843.81 million, representing 1.09% of the token's market capitalization.

Five spot altcoin exchange-traded funds are scheduled to debut within the next six days, according to Bloomberg intelligence data. ETH, SOL, and XRP recorded combined inflows of $318M in the past 24 hours, while Bitcoin spot ETFs experienced outflows of $151.08M. The divergence suggests a shift in institutional capital allocation toward alternative cryptocurrencies.

U.S. spot XRP exchange-traded funds have attracted approximately $587 million in net inflows across fewer than 10 trading sessions, data show. The figure exceeds the roughly $568 million accumulated by Solana ETFs over 20 consecutive days since their October 28 launch. Grayscale and Franklin Templeton products contributed around $164 million in a single session on November 24.

VanEck has filed an application with the US Securities and Exchange Commission for a spot BNB exchange-traded fund, proposing to list on Nasdaq under the ticker VBNB. The fund would provide institutional and retail investors direct exposure to BNB through traditional brokerage accounts. The S-1 filing indicates the ETF will physically hold BNB tokens rather than using futures or cash-settled derivatives.

Monad activated its mainnet following nearly three years of development since its January 2023 fundraising. The platform targets over 10,000 transactions per second using parallel execution architecture and custom consensus mechanisms. MON token trading began on Solana and Hyperliquid, with Solana recording over $60 million in 24-hour volume. Market gains across Bitcoin, equities, and gold coincided with December Federal Reserve rate cut probabilities climbing above 80%.

Exchange-traded funds tracking Solana recorded $369 million in net inflows during November, diverging from Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs which saw outflows of $3.7 billion and $1.64 billion respectively. Analysts point to Solana's native staking yields of 5% to 7% annually as a key factor attracting investors seeking income-generating cryptocurrency exposure.

Sui's native token rose 12% to above $1.50 on November 25, 2025, following R25 Protocol's deployment of real-world asset-backed tokens on the network. The launch introduced rcUSD and rcUSDp, bringing institutional-grade financial instruments to Sui's decentralized ecosystem.

Solana staking exchange-traded funds attracted $369 million in net inflows during November, data show. Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs experienced significant redemptions over the same period. Investors appear to favor SOL for its staking yield rather than price speculation alone.

Solana exchange-traded funds have recorded net inflows for 20 straight trading sessions since late October, marking one of the longest uninterrupted streaks among recently launched digital asset products. The funds attracted $58 million on Monday, with Bitwise's BSOL product accounting for $39.5 million of the total. SOL traded at $136.32 following a 5% daily gain.