When did SOL ETF streak end?

TLDR

It ended on 26 Nov (UTC), when spot Solana ETFs posted their first net outflow since launch, breaking the prior run of daily inflows. See the first outflow report here.

1. Solana (SOL) ETFs logged 21 straight inflow days from 28 Oct to 25 Nov, per flow trackers here.
2. The break came with roughly $8.1 million in net outflows on 26 Nov, confirmed here.
3. That 21-day run surpassed the early launch inflow streaks seen in Bitcoin and Ethereum ETF debuts, noted here.

Deep Dive

1. The Date

Solana (SOL) ETFs inflow streak ended on 26 Nov when the group recorded its first net outflow since late October launch. The outflow day and break of the streak are detailed in the report above.

This capped an initial launch phase where every prior session showed positive net creations for the Solana products. The consecutive inflow stretch from 28 Oct through 25 Nov is documented in the inflow summary above.

2. The Magnitude

The streak ended with about $8.1 million of net outflows on 26 Nov. The same flow recap above cites that figure and attributes the move largely to a sizable redemption at one issuer, partially offset by inflows into others.

For context, the days immediately before the break saw strong positive prints, including midweek inflows exceeding $50 million, as covered in the inflow brief above. That makes the single red day modest compared with the prior daily inflow pace.

3. Why It Mattered

The 21-day inflow run set a new benchmark among newly launched crypto ETFs, outlasting the longest early inflow streaks for Bitcoin and Ethereum products, as highlighted in the record piece above.

The break does not automatically imply a regime shift. Streak breaks often reflect tactical rebalancing or issuer specific flows. Subsequent sessions are more informative than the single day that ended the run.

Conclusion

The Solana ETF inflow streak ended on 26 Nov with a roughly $8.1 million net outflow, breaking a 21-day run of daily inflows. The prior streak set a notable early launch record versus BTC and ETH peers, so the key question is whether flows revert to net creations in subsequent days or settle into a mixed pattern.