Solana ETFs Post Record Weekly Outflow, Ending 14-Week Inflow Run
US spot Solana ETFs recorded $24.8 million in net outflows for the week ending October 9. That was their biggest weekly withdrawal since launching in October 2025 and broke a 14-week streak of inflows. The reversal followed a $188.2 million inflow two weeks earlier, their second-largest week ever.
Spot Solana exchange-traded funds in the United States lost $24.8 million on a net basis in the week ended October 9. That was the largest weekly withdrawal since their October 2025 debut.
The negative flow halted a 14-week run of positive inflows. It followed $188.2 million entering two weeks earlier, the second-highest weekly total since launch.
The reversal may affect investors who use Solana ETFs for crypto exposure, as weaker flows could signal shifting sentiment and potentially less liquidity or price support. It could also shape how financial firms assess demand for similar products, though a single week may not establish a lasting trend. Society may feel the impact mainly through crypto markets and related investment products rather than directly.