Solana Spot ETFs Record First Weekly Outflows Since February

US Solana spot ETFs posted $4.24 million in net outflows this week, marking the first negative week since early February 2026, per SoSoValue data.

US spot Solana ETFs just snapped a stretch of consistent weekly gains. The collective group of funds posted net outflows totaling $4.24 million over the past week. That figure, while modest in dollar terms, carries weight because of when it happened.

As BSCNews posted on X, the week marks the first time these products have seen net negative flows since early February 2026. The account pulled the data directly from @SoSoValueCrypto, the on-chain ETF analytics platform that tracks the full suite of US-listed SOL spot funds.

$4.24 Million Out the Door

The number itself is not catastrophic. Four million dollars is a rounding error compared to the hundreds of millions these funds absorbed in late 2025. But direction matters in ETF flow analysis. The funds had run a clean streak of weekly net inflows going back to February, making this week’s reversal the first real interruption to that trend.

BSCNews on X framed it plainly: the suite of spot Solana ETFs in the US collectively bled some $4.24 million this week. No single fund breakdown was provided in the initial report.

The data sits on SoSoValue’s dedicated ETF tracker, which monitors total net assets, daily flows, and weekly cumulative movements across the SOL spot product set.

Context Behind the Streak

These funds launched in October 2025 and pulled in close to $200 million within their first three trading days. November alone brought in over 400 million dollars across the group. The run from early February 2026 onward extended that momentum into the new year without a single down week.

That consistency made this week’s outflow stand out. Not because the amount is large, but because the streak was long. Investors had been putting money in every single week for nearly two months before this reversal.

What the Data Shows

SoSoValue tracks all US-listed crypto spot ETFs in real time. The platform’s figures are the source BSCNews cited, and the numbers show the broader ETF flow environment across digital asset products has been choppy in recent weeks. Solana’s funds held up longer than most before showing a negative week.

The $4.24 million figure is the net sum across all products. Individual fund performance within that total was not disclosed in the initial data release.

Whether this week represents a one-off pause or the start of a broader shift in investor appetite for SOL spot exposure remains to be seen. The products still hold significant total net assets built up over months of positive flows.

This article is based on publicly reported ETF flow data. It does not constitute financial advice or investment guidance.