Solana ETFs' Winning Streak Narrowly Survives Another Week

Solana ETFs have managed to keep their streak of weekly inflows alive for another week, but only just. The funds attracted a modest $2.4 million in inflows for the week ending October 2, according to SoSoValue. This comes after a remarkable previous week when Solana ETFs saw a surge of $188 million in inflows.

The current streak appears fragile and at risk of breaking. Buyers pulled back after two strong sessions, leaving the modest $1.3 million on the final day as the only thing keeping the week positive. A small inflow on October 2 was just enough to keep the weekly total positive, but a drastic drop from $188 million to $2.4 million represents a significant decline of nearly 99%.

The Solana ETFs have taken in $842 million so far in 2026, including $480 million in the third quarter and $272 million in September alone. Such strong, sustained demand is unlikely to disappear after just one quiet week, but two sessions showing net outflows raise concerns that the streak might be coming to a close.