US spot Solana ETFs see first net outflow after 14 weeks, losing $24.8M in early October 2026
In the week of October 5 to 9, 2026, US spot Solana ETFs experienced their first net outflow since launch, losing $24.8 million after 14 consecutive weeks of inflows. This outflow, mainly from Bitwise's BSOL fund, represents a small fraction (0.04%) of Solana's $64.9 billion market cap but signals a shift in investor sentiment. The outflow coincided with larger withdrawals from Bitcoin and Ether ETFs, suggesting a broader pullback from crypto risk rather than a Solana-specific issue. For German investors, direct Solana purchases or European crypto ETNs remain alternatives, with different tax implications and staking options. The price hovered around $110, down 7.9% over the week, reflecting the loss of ETF inflow momentum rather than a market collapse.
In the week of October 5 to 9, 2026, US spot Solana ETFs experienced their first net outflow since launch, losing $24.8 million after 14 consecutive weeks of inflows. This outflow, mainly from Bitwise's BSOL fund, represents a small fraction (0.04%) of Solana's $64.9 billion market cap but signals a shift in investor sentiment. The outflow coincided with larger withdrawals from Bitcoin and Ether ETFs, suggesting a broader pullback from crypto risk rather than a Solana-specific issue. For German investors, direct Solana purchases or European crypto ETNs remain alternatives, with different tax implications and staking options. The price hovered around $110, down 7.9% over the week, reflecting the loss of ETF inflow momentum rather than a market collapse.
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