Solana ETFs See Heaviest Outflows Since December
U.S. spot Solana ETFs posted their biggest outflow since December 3, while SOL is holding just above the crucial $100 support. The weak fund flows are putting pressure on demand for Solana infrastructure.
Key Takeaways
- U.S. spot Solana ETFs lost $19.16 million on Tuesday, the biggest daily outflow since December 3, 2025.
- Weekly outflows now stand at $27.38 million, putting Solana ETFs on track for their weakest week since launch.
- SOL traded at $101.87, stayed above $100, but a close below that support could bring $80 into view, according to analysts.
U.S. spot Solana ETFs lost $19.16 million (€17.2 million) on Tuesday. That is the biggest daily outflow since December 3, 2025. At the same time, SOL stayed above $100 (€90), but the token was trading at $101.87 (€91), just barely above an important support zone.
Weak Week for Solana ETFs
According to SoSoValue, there has only been one session since launch with a larger outflow than Tuesday. On December 3, 2025, outflows reached $32.19 million (€28.9 million). Another $8.23 million (€7.4 million) was pulled on Monday, putting the funds on track for their weakest week since launch.
Weekly outflows now stand at $27.38 million (€24.6 million). That is more than the $25.52 million (€22.9 million) that left in the week through October 16, and also more than the $24.81 million (€22.3 million) from the week through October 9, when a 14-week streak of inflows ended. October is now the weakest month for Solana ETFs.
SOL Stays Close to $100 (€90)
SOL had already fallen 13.8% in October and is on track for its eighth losing month of 2026. Over the past week, the price has dropped 3.7%. Analysts watching the chart see $100 (€90) as key support, and the token is now less than $2 (€1.79) above it.
On October 21, BeInCrypto pointed out a possible head-and-shoulders pattern with a neckline around $100 (€90). A daily close below that level would confirm the pattern and shift attention to $80 (€72). MCO Global Research sees hourly support between $98.86 (€89) and $100.47 (€90), with a swing low at $98.62 (€88).
Why This Matters for Europe
For European crypto followers, this matters because Solana is being used more and more for tokenized assets, fund distribution, and stablecoin payments. That makes ETF flows not just a U.S. story, but also a signal of how institutional demand for Solana infrastructure is developing. In a broader market where Bitcoin and Ether funds also saw outflows, that can help put interest in altcoins into better context. The way major asset managers are building Solana into their products also shows that the coin is increasingly becoming part of broader ETF structures.
