Solana ETFs Record Back-to-Back Weekly Outflows as Withdrawals Reach $51M

Summary:
U.S. spot Solana ETFs recorded approximately $25.52 million in net outflows during the week ending October 16, following another $24.81 million outflow the previous week. This marks two consecutive weeks of record withdrawals and 10 straight trading sessions of net outflows.

Key Points:

- Second consecutive week with more than $25 million in net outflows.

- Total outflows across the two weeks reached approximately $50.33 million.

- ETF flows were negative for 10 consecutive trading sessions.

- Outflows show weakening demand for these ETF products, but do not prove that every redeemed SOL was sold on the open market.

Market Insight:
Persistent ETF outflows add bearish pressure to Solana’s near-term outlook. Traders should watch SOL price action and whether ETF flows begin to stabilize before assuming a recovery.

Key Takeaway:
Institutional ETF demand for Solana has weakened sharply in October. A sustained return to positive inflows could help improve sentiment.

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