
Solana ETFs Break a 14-Week Inflow Run as Ether Funds Shed $542M
US spot Solana funds posted $24.8 million of weekly outflows, ending a record 14-week inflow run. Ether ETFs lost $542.1 million, their worst week since January.
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US spot Solana funds posted $24.8 million of weekly outflows, ending a record 14-week inflow run. Ether ETFs lost $542.1 million, their worst week since January.

US spot bitcoin funds shed about $202 million on Friday, ending nine sessions of inflows worth $3.04 billion. Ether, XRP and Solana funds kept buying.

The Bitwise Solana Staking ETF passed $1 billion in assets about ten months after listing, though its share price is still around 40% below debut.

Solana led the majors above $100 on Friday, its highest since January, while two proposals to slow SOL issuance sat in front of validators.

US spot bitcoin ETFs shed $389.7 million in the week to 14 August, their worst in six weeks, while Solana funds added $10.26 million, their best since mid-May.

Bitcoin peaked at $65,416 on Sunday and faded to $64,738. Liquidations fell to $68M, futures volume dropped 60% in a day, and Solana was the only major in the green.

Bitcoin rose 1.4% on July 4 to clear $63,000, a two-week high, with ether up 11.5% and solana 13.2% over seven days in thin holiday trading.

June payrolls came in at 57,000 against a 110,000 forecast, moving the first Fed hike out to October. Bitcoin held near $61,600, with solana up 17% on the week.

Despite the broader market correction, major funds are actively increasing their positions in Ethereum and Solana -- a sign that institutional conviction in Layer-1s remains intact heading into Q2.