U.S. spot Solana ETFs recorded $19.16 million in net outflows on October 27, according to SoSoValue data, marking their largest daily withdrawal since December 3, 2025. The move followed another $8.23 million outflow on October 26. The two sessions pushed weekly net outflows to $27.38 million, showing a sharp reversal in near-term fund flows linked to Solana.
October net outflows have now reached $99.62 million, making the month notably weaker for the products after earlier periods of sustained inflows. Total net assets stood at about $1.54 billion, while cumulative net inflows remained around $1.51 billion. The latest figures show capital leaving the ETFs, but fund flows alone do not establish the direction of SOL’s spot price or broader market demand.
The main metric to watch is whether redemptions continue through the remaining October sessions or return to net inflows. Continued withdrawals would deepen the month’s negative flow balance, while renewed subscriptions could stabilize the ETF picture. The $19.16 million daily outflow should therefore be treated as a measure of investor activity in the funds rather than direct evidence of future SOL price performance.
Source: SoSoValue.
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