Solana ETFs Post Their Worst Day Since December While SOL Holds Above $100

Solana now has U.S. spot ETFs in the market, so fund flows have become part of the story around the token as well as the coin itself. On October 27, those funds saw their biggest daily outflow since December 3, 2025, and the prior day also showed withdrawals. That places the latest move in the context of a short run of weakening demand for the ETF wrappers rather than a single day’s print.

For holders and traders, the immediate practical point is that SOL stayed above $100 even as ETF redemptions deepened. A level that analysts were tracking as support sat close to the market price on October 27, which makes that threshold a visible reference point for short-term positioning. ETF flows and spot trading are now linked in the public narrative around Solana, even though they are not the same market.

The wider issue is how quickly a new crypto ETF category can swing from inflows to outflows, and what that says about the durability of institutional demand. Solana’s case also shows how much attention can cluster around a single round number on the chart, even when the underlying product is a regulated fund. That combination leaves questions about whether the ETF channel will stabilize Solana’s market access or amplify short-term sentiment shifts.

Still open is whether the next trading sessions will extend the October outflows or interrupt them, and whether SOL keeps holding above $100. The available data cover October 26 and 27 plus the weekly total, but they do not show how flows behaved after that point. A fuller answer would come from the next SoSoValue update and the next market read on SOL.