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📉 Crypto ETFs in the red: Ethereum sees 9 consecutive days of outflows, while Solana snaps its record-breaking streak

Crypto markets faced significant pressure from institutional investors. Last week, spot ETFs for Ethereum, Solana, and Bitcoin saw combined outflows of approximately $1.25 billion.
Here is a breakdown of the key figures and facts:

🚨 1. #Ethereum ($ETH ): Worst week since January
Total weekly outflow: -$542.1 million.
The outflow streak has lasted 9 consecutive trading days (totaling $697.2 million lost since September 29).
Primary driver: BlackRock’s ETF (ETHA) accounted for 88% of all category outflows (-$477.0 million).
The hardest-hit day was Tuesday (-$201.9 million)—coinciding with the effective date of ETHA’s 1-for-3 reverse share split.
Aggregate net assets of Ether ETFs fell by 10% over the week to $15.71 billion.

📉 2. #solana ($SOL ): End of a 14-week record streak
Total weekly outflow: -$24.8 million (the largest weekly outflow since the launch of Solana ETFs in October 2025).
A record 14-week streak of continuous capital inflows came to an end.
The Bitwise fund (BSOL) saw the largest outflows at -$20.9 million (84% of the total volume). Only funds from Morgan Stanley (MSOL) and Invesco (QSOL) managed to post modest gains, attracting a combined $2.0 million.

🪙 3. #bitcoin ($BTC ): a pause after three weeks of growth
Total weekly outflow: -$681.1 million (the worst figure since late June).
The biggest hit came on Wednesday, when $487.1 million was withdrawn from the funds.
However, by Friday, Bitcoin funds showed initial signs of recovery, returning to positive territory (+$21.1 million).

🌐 Current market prices:
Bitcoin (BTC): ~$82,900
Ethereum (ETH): ~$2,506
Solana (SOL): ~$110.50

⚠️ Summary: Profit-taking and a shift in institutional investor sentiment led to the largest local capital outflow from crypto ETFs this autumn. Nevertheless, the overall annual balance for most funds remains in positive territory.