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CryptoMedium•2 November 2026•
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U.S. Solana Funds Record $71.5 Million in Net Outflows Over a Week

Key Facts

1U.S. spot Solana funds recorded about $71.5 million in net outflows during the week of October 26, 2026.
2Net outflows exceeded inflows in all five sessions from October 26 to 30.
3BSOL recorded about $45.8 million in net outflows during the week.
4The funds’ net assets were $1.40 billion and cumulative flows since launch were $1.47 billion on October 30.

U.S.-listed spot Solana funds recorded about $71.5 million in net outflows during the week of October 26, 2026, according to data published by Pre-Tick. Outflows occurred in all five trading sessions from October 26 to 30, extending a daily streak throughout the week. Bitwise’s BSOL led the funds by value of outflows, followed by Grayscale’s GSOL. Despite the negative weekly total, data for October 30 showed the funds’ total net assets at $1.40 billion. Cumulative net flows since launch also remained positive at $1.47 billion.

The outflow wave began on October 26 with net outflows of about $8.2 million, according to Pre-Tick’s daily table. On October 27, net outflows widened to about $19.2 million, all of it from GSOL, according to the table. The amount then fell to about $5.7 million on October 28, with BSOL accounting for all of that day’s outflows. These figures show that the weekly total did not result from a single session but accumulated over five consecutive sessions. The funds recorded outflows in each one.

Outflows peaked daily on October 29, when the funds recorded net outflows of about $27.7 million, the largest daily amount of the week. Most of the outflow came from BSOL, which recorded $23.7 million, compared with $4.0 million from GSOL. On October 30, net outflows were about $10.7 million: $9.3 million from BSOL and $0.7 million from GSOL, along with $0.8 million from another fund in the table. The final session therefore ended with outflows below Thursday’s peak, but kept the daily and weekly totals in negative territory.

BSOL accounted for about $45.8 million of the week’s net outflows, while GSOL outflows amounted to about $25.7 million, according to Pre-Tick data. The two figures make up most of the $71.5 million in weekly net outflows, with smaller contributions from other funds. Despite this weekly reversal, the funds recorded total net assets of $1.40 billion on October 30, while net flows since launch stood at $1.47 billion. The difference between the two measures reflects outstanding assets at the end of the period versus cumulative net flows since the products began, with both remaining at positive levels.

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