U.S. SOL spot ETFs recorded a single-day net outflow of $10.
SoSoValue data shows that on October 30, US Eastern Time, total daily net outflow from US spot SOL ETFs was USD 10.742 million, with Bitwise Solana Staking ETF (BSOL) seeing the largest net outflow at USD 9.2561 million. As of press time, total net asset value of spot SOL ETFs was USD 1.399 billion, with historical cumulative net inflow of USD 1.469 billion.
Event Timeline
- [10-31 02:13] US spot SOL ETFs see single-day net outflow of USD 10.742 million (Odaily Planet Daily)
- [10-31 04:31] US spot SOL ETFs see single-day net outflow of USD 10.742 million (PANews)
Background and Impact
According to SoSoValue data, on October 30, US Eastern Time, total daily net outflow from US spot SOL ETFs was USD 10.742 million. Odaily Planet Daily reported this figure at 02:13 on October 31, 2026, and PANews followed up at 04:31 the same day; the two sources cited consistent methodology and amounts, both at USD 10.742 million.
At the product level, the largest net outflow yesterday was from Bitwise Solana Staking ETF (BSOL), with a single-day net outflow of USD 9.2561 million and historical total net inflow of USD 1.123 billion. Next was Morgan Stanley Solana Trust (MSOL), with a single-day net outflow of USD 768,400 and historical total net inflow of USD 43.1139 million. As of press time, total net asset value of spot SOL ETFs was USD 1.399 billion, the SOL net asset ratio was 2.49%, and historical cumulative net inflow reached USD 1.469 billion. The two sources showed no divergence on the above figures; the differences were only in publication time and the level of detail in the body text: PANews' report was cut off after listing the MSOL data, while Odaily Planet Daily fully provided the total net asset value and net asset ratio.
Looking at the single-day data together with the cumulative data, this net outflow of USD 10.742 million occurred against a backdrop of historical cumulative net inflow of USD 1.469 billion and total net asset value of USD 1.399 billion for spot SOL ETFs, representing a change in single-day fund flows rather than a reversal in the cumulative measure. The outflow was concentrated in one product, BSOL, whose outflow of USD 9.2561 million accounted for the vast majority of the day's total net outflow, while MSOL's outflow of USD 768,400 was relatively limited in scale. Based on the available material, it is not possible to determine the specific reason for the fund outflow, nor to confirm whether this is a trend change; data from subsequent trading days is needed for verification. For readers who follow fund flows, such data is typically tracked through market and data tools, and some users also access platforms via Huobi HTX registration APP download, Zhima Gate.io registration APP download, Bitget registration APP download, Binance registration APP download, OKX registration APP download and other methods to view SOL-related instruments and ETF fund flow information, but the choice of tool does not affect the above data itself.
Frequently Asked Questions
### Does a single-day net outflow of USD 10.742 million mean spot SOL ETFs have turned to net fund outflows?
This should not be understood that way. The single-day net outflow is data for October 30 only, while historical cumulative net inflow remains USD 1.469 billion; the two are different measures and should be observed together with data from subsequent trading days.
### Which product was this outflow mainly concentrated in?
Bitwise Solana Staking ETF (BSOL) had a single-day net outflow of USD 9.2561 million, the largest of the day; Morgan Stanley Solana Trust (MSOL) had a net outflow of USD 768,400.
### Which data points should be watched going forward?
Attention can be paid to SoSoValue's daily updates on single-day net inflow/outflow, fund changes at BSOL and MSOL, and changes in the total net asset value of USD 1.399 billion and the SOL net asset ratio of 2.49%.