Solana ETFs Lost $26 Million in a Week, XRP Funds Experienced Outflows

American spot exchange-traded funds (ETFs) for XRP and Solana (SOL) ended the trading week of November 2–6, 2026, with a net capital outflow. According to the analytical platform SoSoValue, approximately $530,000 was withdrawn from XRP-ETFs, while funds for SOL saw an outflow of over $26 million. For Solana ETFs, this marked the fifth consecutive week of negative results.

The decline in capital flows is occurring against the backdrop of falling prices for both cryptocurrencies. At the time of publication, CryptoPotato reported XRP was trading around $1.15, near multi-month lows, while SOL ended Sunday, November 8, around $90 after a decline of more than 18% for the month.

XRP-ETFs Ended the Week Without Net Inflows

In October, spot ETFs for XRP attracted nearly $19 million, despite significant outflows from funds for Bitcoin and Ethereum. However, for XRP-ETFs, this was the second-lowest monthly result in their history.

At the beginning of November, the situation changed. On Monday, November 2, investors withdrew $529,500 from the funds. In the following four trading sessions, from November 3 to 6, SoSoValue recorded zero net flows.

A similar series of four consecutive days without net capital change was last observed in August. However, a zero figure does not mean the absence of trading: fund shares can be traded on the exchange without changing the total net capital flow.

By the end of the week, XRP-ETFs recorded a net outflow of about $530,000, despite the positive result of the previous month.

Outflow from SOL-ETFs Continues for the Fifth Consecutive Week

Funds for Solana ended October with a net outflow of $143.71 million. This was the worst monthly result in approximately a year of their existence.

In the first three trading days of November, SoSoValue did not record any net capital flows into SOL-ETFs. However, on November 5, investors withdrew $1.18 million, and on November 6, the outflow increased to $25.08 million.

Thus, for the week, the funds lost about $26.26 million. This extended the series of negative weekly results to five in a row. Since September 30, SOL ETFs have recorded only two trading days with positive net flows.

Amid ongoing outflows, the accumulated net capital inflow into Solana funds decreased from more than $1.6 billion to less than $1.45 billion. This figure reflects cash flows since the launch of the funds, rather than the current value of the assets they hold.

The decline in XRP and SOL quotes coincided with a weakening of capital inflows into the corresponding ETFs. However, the published data does not allow for determining the extent to which fund operations affected cryptocurrency prices. The results of the next trading sessions were not yet known at the time of publication.