U.S. spot Solana ETFs saw a net outflow of $19.16 million yesterday, the largest single-day outflow since December of last year.

October 28: On October 27, U.S. spot Solana ETFs recorded a net outflow of $19.16 million, the largest single-day outflow since December 3, 2025 (a single-day outflow of $32.19 million). Combined with a net outflow of $8.23 million on October 26, cumulative outflows this week have reached $27.38 million, surpassing the previous weekly record (the week ending October 16 at $25.52 million and the week ending October 9 at $24.81 million), marking the largest weekly outflow since listing.

Cumulative net outflows so far in October have reached $99.62 million, on track to become the worst month on record; previously only June recorded a net outflow of about $787,000. Total net assets of the related ETFs fell from about $1.96 billion on September 25 to about $1.54 billion. Over the same period, SOL has fallen about 13.8% month-to-date, with reports citing a current price of about $101.87, still holding near the key $100 support.