US Solana spot ETFs recorded a net outflow of $19.16 million yesterday, marking the largest single-day net outflow since December last year.

On October 27, the U.S. Solana spot ETF posted a net outflow of $19.16 million, its largest single-day outflow since December 3, 2025, when it recorded a $32.19 million one-day outflow. Combined with the $8.23 million net outflow on October 26, the weekly cumulative outflow reached $27.38 million, exceeding prior single-week records of $25.52 million (week ending October 16) and $24.81 million (week ending October 9), marking the largest single-week outflow since the ETF’s launch. Through October to date, the cumulative net outflow has hit $99.62 million, on pace to become the worst month on record; only June previously saw a net outflow of roughly $787,000. The total net assets of the related ETFs have dropped from approximately $1.96 billion on September 25 to around $1.54 billion. Meanwhile, SOL has fallen approximately 13.8% month-to-date, trading at roughly $101.87, and remains near the key $100 support level.