US Solana Spot ETFs Post $2.22M One-Day Outflow as GSOL and BSOL Lead Withdrawals
US Solana spot ETFs recorded a combined one-day net outflow of $2.22 million (EST), according to SoSoValue. The latest report shows Grayscale’s GSOL had a $1.29 million single-day net outflow and retains cumulative net inflows of about $116 million. Bitwise’s BSOL posted a $930,000 one-day outflow with historical cumulative net inflows near $689 million. Across Solana spot ETFs, total net asset value stood at roughly $999 million and Solana’s net asset ratio was about 1.51%. Cumulative historical net inflows into Solana spot ETFs are around $882 million. The data updates earlier figures that showed slightly different daily and cumulative flow amounts; overall, the trend remains modest net inflows historically but small single-day outflows. This is market information only and does not constitute investment advice.
Neutral
The one-day combined outflow of $2.22M is small relative to the $999M total NAV and the larger historical cumulative inflows (~$882M). Short-term impact: likely minimal price pressure on SOL because withdrawals are modest and dispersed across funds; traders may see minor volatility but not a decisive directional signal. Long-term impact: unchanged — the cumulative net inflows and nearly $1B in spot ETF AUM indicate sustained institutional interest, which supports broader market stability for SOL. Overall, the flows suggest transient reallocations rather than a structural shift in demand for Solana exposure.