On October 21, U.S. spot ETFs linked to Solana (SOL) and XRP recorded combined net inflows of approximately $1.29 million, ending the day with positive performance. The Morgan Stanley Solana Trust led Solana inflows with $585,300, bringing its total net inflows to over $43 million. XRP ETFs attracted $708,500 in net inflows overall, with Franklin XRP ETF gaining $2.25 million while Bitwise XRP ETF saw outflows of $1.55 million. As of late October 21, Solana ETFs held $1.687 billion in net assets, and XRP ETFs held $1.574 billion, reflecting strong investor interest in these digital asset funds.
As of Oct 22, 2026 21:02 WIB, Solana (SOL) trades at Rp1.896.468 on Pluang with a 1-day decline of 1.31%, while XRP is priced at Rp23.923, down 1.99% in the same period. Despite recent ETF inflows reported on October 21, both assets show a majority sell order activity on Pluang, with 73% for SOL and 52% for XRP. The typical holding time for these tokens on Pluang is around 71-72 days, indicating moderate-term investor interest.
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