SOL ETF funds begin to differentiate: some add positions, others withdraw, and the market enters a game of strategy

Latest fund data shows that Solana spot ETFs experienced a total net outflow of $1.1736 million today, with funds beginning to show clear divergence.
Specifically:

Fidelity (FSOL) had a net inflow of $255.7k today, with a total net inflow of $158 million historically, still maintaining a steady ability to attract funds

VanEck (VSOL) had a net outflow of $1.43M today, with a total net outflow of approximately $299.1k historically

Currently, the total net asset value of SOL spot ETFs is about $883 million, with a net asset ratio of 1.77%, and a total net inflow of $255.7k historically
From the perspective of fund structure, this is not a one-sided market but a typical “institutional divergence phase”—some funds are taking profits or reducing risk, while others continue to deploy.
The most interesting part of the market has never been unanimous opinions, but the strategic game within divergence.
When prices are still fluctuating, funds have already made choices in different directions.
Many are watching the rise and fall, but what truly determines the trend is who is continuously adding and who is gradually withdrawing.
In the investment world, answers often do not appear immediately but become clearer gradually amid divergence. 🚀