Solana ETFs: 14 Weeks of Inflows End With $24.8m Out

The US spot ETFs on Solana lost more money than they took in for the first time since their launch in the week of October 5 to 9, 2026: $24.8 million net. That ends a run of 14 consecutive weeks of inflows. The price stood at $110.28, or 98.44 euros, on the evening of October 10, up 1.26 percent on the day and down 7.90 percent over the week.

For investors in Germany, the headline number matters less than the question of what is carrying it. Fund flows are the most visible trace of institutional demand, and for a week now that trace has pointed the other way. What this means concretely depends on the route by which you hold Solana: a direct purchase on an exchange, a crypto ETN in a securities account, or not at all.

What flowed out of the Solana ETFs in the week of October 5 to 9

Net outflows from the US spot Solana ETFs added up to $24.8 million across those five trading days. The Block reports the figure on the basis of SoSoValue data; TokenPost puts the same week at around $25 million. The difference of roughly $200,000 comes down to rounding and different data cut-offs, not to a contradiction.

The sign weighs more heavily here than the sum. Before this, the funds had attracted capital for 14 weeks in a row. No other crypto ETF category in the US had a run of that length this year, and it has now snapped.