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Solana ETF Prospects (as of late January 2026)
Spot Solana ETFs launched in the U.S. in late 2025 (primarily October-November), following Bitcoin (2024) and Ethereum ETFs. This marked Solana as the third major cryptocurrency with direct spot ETF access, driven by regulatory shifts under new SEC leadership, generic listing standards, and a pro-crypto environment post-Gensler era. Bloomberg analysts had pegged approval odds at near-100% by late 2025, and the products are now live and trading.
Current Status and Key Players
Multiple issuers offer spot Solana ETFs, with some incorporating staking features for yield potential (though not all do). Here's a snapshot of major ones based on recent data:
- Bitwise Solana Staking ETF (BSOL): Leading in AUM (~$712M+ in recent trackers), low fee ~0.20%.
- VanEck Solana ETF (VSOL): Fee 0.30% (waived for first $1B AUM or until early 2026), AUM ~$27M+.
- Fidelity Solana Fund (FSOL).
- 21Shares Solana ETF (TSOL).
- Franklin Solana ETF/Trust (SOEZ): Fee 0.19% (waived until mid-2026 or $5B AUM).
- Grayscale Solana Staking ETF (GSOL): Conversion from trust, higher fees historically but competitive now.
- Others: Canary Marinade Solana ETF (SOLC, fee 0.50% with waivers), plus leveraged/futures variants like VolatilityShares SOLZ (2x leveraged) or SOLT.
Total AUM across Solana ETFs has surpassed $689–1B+ (varying by source; e.g., ~$690M in late Jan reports, with peaks over $1B cited). Cumulative inflows since launch: ~$765–884M+, with strong months like November 2025 (~$420M net inflows).
Recent flows (January 2026) show resilience:
- Positive net inflows in many weeks (e.g., +$6.7M in one recent week, hitting weekly highs).
- Occasional outflows (e.g., -$11M+ on single days), but overall category positive or rebounding despite broader market weakness.
- Divergence noted: Inflows persist even as SOL price dipped (e.g., down ~37–38% from October 2025 highs, trading ~$117–135 range recently).
This contrasts with Bitcoin/Ethereum ETFs' larger scale but highlights Solana's growing institutional traction—ETFs seen as the best vehicle for exposure, with flows defying typical risk-off patterns.
Performance Impact and Market Context
- Price Reaction: SOL has underperformed expectations post-launch in some periods—tanking despite consistent positive ETF flows. Analysts attribute this to broader market dynamics (leverage in perps, liquidations, macro factors) overwhelming modest ETF bids (daily flows in millions vs. billions in spot/perp trading).
- Bullish Drivers: Tokenized RWAs on Solana exploding (from ~$174M to $872M+), stablecoin inflows, network upgrades (e.g., Firedancer for 1M+ TPS), and institutional bets (e.g., Morgan Stanley filings for Solana-linked products).
- Challenges: SOL price volatility persists amid 2026's risk-off sentiment; ETF scale remains small relative to overall market.
Outlook for 2026
Prospects remain optimistic:
- Institutional Adoption: ETFs expected to mature as primary gateway for TradFi capital. Analysts predict steady inflows accelerating (e.g., similar to BTC/ETH patterns), potentially bolstering SOL amid upgrades and RWA growth.
- Price Predictions: Varied but bullish—targets like $200+ by end-2026 (Motley Fool), $260–320 range, or higher in strong scenarios. Base case sees gradual recovery despite short-term dips.
- Risks: Regulatory hurdles (lingering lawsuits), competition from other chains, or macro events could cap upside. However, resilient flows signal long-term confidence.
Solana ETFs position SOL as a high-beta play with real utility (speed, low costs, DeFi/RWA hub), but they're still early-stage compared to BTC/ETH products. For the latest daily flows, check trackers like Farside Investors, SoSoValue, or CoinShares reports. If you're eyeing allocation, focus on low-fee spot options like BSOL or VSOL for direct exposure.
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📅 January 31
The optimism with which Bitcoin began the year evaporated in a matter of days. What appeared to be a 2026 dominated by the influx of institutional capital through Bitcoin spot ETFs ended up becoming one of the toughest months on record for these products since their creation.

📖Data from SoSoValue reveals that approximately $1.49 billion came out of US Bitcoin spot ETFs in the last week of January alone. Selling pressure intensified abruptly in the last two days of the week. $818 million in net outflows were recorded on Wednesday, the largest single-day redemption so far in 2026. On Thursday, another $510 million left the funds.
For four consecutive sessions, from Tuesday to Friday, ETFs recorded daily outflows, with only a slight respite on Monday when $7 million entered, a figure insignificant compared to the volume of subsequent withdrawals. This move pushed January's total outflows to $1.6 billion, making it the third worst month ever for Bitcoin ETFs.
The contrast with the beginning of the year is striking. In the first days of January, Bloomberg analyst Eric Balchunas pointed out that ETFs were entering the year “like a lion.” However, the end of the month showed a completely opposite behavior.
An important detail is that the exits occurred in both Bitcoin and Ether ETFs, which indicates that institutional investors were not rotating capital between crypto assets, but rather reducing their total exposure to the sector.

Topic Opinion:
The crypto market is no longer moved solely by technological narratives or its own cycles, but by institutional capital decisions that respond to macro, political and regulatory factors.
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Crypto ETF flows turned sharply negative on 29 January, with Bitcoin, Ethereum, and XRP all recording notable net outflows, while Solana remained relatively stable by comparison.

Key takeaways:
Bitcoin ETFs saw their largest single-day outflow in weeks.Selling pressure was widespread across major issuers, not isolated.Spot Bitcoin price held above $82,000 despite heavy ETF redemptions.Price stability suggests non-ETF demand helped absorb supply.
Despite the pressure from ETF redemptions, spot prices across major assets showed mixed resilience, suggesting that not all selling pressure translated directly into the broader market.
Bitcoin
Bitcoin spot ETFs recorded a sharp net outflow on 29 January, with total withdrawals of approximately $817.8 million. The selling pressure was broad-based, led by heavy redemptions from BlackRock’s IBIT (-$317.8 million), Fidelity’s FBTC (-$168.0 million), Bitwise’s BITB (-$88.9 million), and ARK’s ARKB (-$71.6 million), alongside notable outflows from Grayscale’s GBTC (-$119.4 million). Despite the scale of ETF selling, Bitcoin was trading near $82,603, showing only a marginal daily decline and signaling relative price resilience.
Ethereum
Ethereum ETFs also faced sustained pressure, recording net outflows of roughly $155.7 million on the day. Redemptions were driven primarily by BlackRock’s ETHA (-$54.9 million) and Fidelity’s FETH (-$59.2 million), with additional outflows from Bitwise and Grayscale-linked products. Ethereum was trading around $2,725, reflecting continued weakness in ETF demand alongside broader risk-off sentiment in the altcoin market.
Solana
Solana ETFs showed comparatively muted activity. Total net flows on 29 January were slightly negative at approximately -$2.2 million, with small outflows concentrated in Grayscale’s GSOL and Bitwise’s BSOL, while other issuers recorded flat flows. SOL was trading near $115.50, remaining under modest pressure but outperforming several larger assets in relative terms.
XRP
XRP spot ETFs experienced one of the most uneven flow profiles of the day, with total net outflows of about $48.6 million. While Canary and Bitwise products posted modest inflows, these were overwhelmed by a significant -$51.5 million redemption from Grayscale’s XRP trust. XRP was trading around $1.74, reflecting heightened volatility as ETF flows remain highly concentrated among issuers.
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Bitcoin ETFs are currently facing a period of intense pressure, characterized by the largest single-day net outflow since their inception. On January 29, 2026, spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded a staggering $817.8 million net outflow, led by BlackRock's IBIT (-$317.8 million) and Fidelity's FBTC (-$168 million). This volatility has pushed Bitcoin's price to approximately $81,000–$83,000, roughly 15% below its December 2025 all-time high. 

While some indicators suggest a potential rebound or stabilization, the market remains divided on whether this is a temporary adjustment or the start of a deeper correction. 

Current Market Sentiment and Trends
The recent outflows have turned Bitcoin's previous sideways movement into a downtrend, fueled by a shift in sentiment from caution to "outright fear". 
Whale Activity: Whale wallets holding between 1,000 and 10,000 BTC have decreased by 2.7% over a 10-day period, marking the sharpest decline in six months.
Capitulation Signs: Social media sentiment has hit its most negative level of 2026. Historically, such spikes in fear can signal capitulation, which sometimes limits further downside as late sellers exit the market.
Support Levels: Analysts are closely watching the $82,900 to $83,300 zone. If buyers defend this area, a quick reclaim of $83,900 is possible. However, a close below $82,200 could signal further downside. 

Macroeconomic and Geopolitical Headwinds 
Broad macroeconomic uncertainty is a primary driver of the current risk-off attitude: 
Fed Leadership Uncertainty: Anxiety over the successor to Fed Chair Jerome Powell, whose term ends in May 2026, has stirred fears of a more hawkish stance.
Monetary Policy: The Federal Reserve held rates steady at 3.5–3.75% in late January without offering dovish guidance, disappointing investors who were hoping for rate cuts.
Geopolitical Stress: Recent explosions in Iran and a brief U.S. government shutdown have further dampened appetite for risk assets.
Institutional Shift: Capital has also rotated from Bitcoin into the altcoin market; for instance, Ethereum saw a 55% jump recently, drawing volume away from BTC. 

Forecast for February 2026 and Beyond
Expert views on the trajectory for the remainder of the month and year vary significantly:

For February 2026 specifically, some forecasts suggest Bitcoin could attempt to move toward the $100,000–$105,000 zone if it reclaims major moving averages, though consolidation is expected to persist as the market digests recent corrections. 

Is it a Rebound or a Larger Sell-off?
There are arguments for both scenarios. Analysts suggesting a rebound point to the fact that 96% of ETF investors have historically stayed put during drawdowns, and the current fear may indicate a market bottom. Conversely, those fearing a larger sell-off note that Bitcoin is currently trading below its 200-day moving average, maintaining an intact bearish structure that could lead to further pullbacks toward $70,000 or $58,000 if demand fails to hold. 

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JUST IN: $CZ slams “paid attacks” blaming Binance for crypto’s worst day.
In a live Binance Square AMA on 30 January 2026, Changpeng "CZ" Zhao forcefully rejected claims that Binance caused the market's "worst day"—the 10 October liquidation event that wiped out $19 billion in leveraged positions. 
CZ specifically targeted what he called "paid internet attacks" and organized negative campaigns, cautioning users to be wary of fresh accounts with few followers spreading nearly identical copy-paste content. 
Key Rebuttals from the AMA:
"Far-fetched" Allegations: Zhao dismissed claims that Binance triggered the crash as groundless, noting that while the platform experienced minor system delays during extreme volume, it did not cause the $19 billion liquidation event.$600 Million Compensation: He clarified that Binance had already voluntarily paid out roughly $600 million ($400M in relief and $200M for separate technical glitches) to users affected by system errors.Regulatory Oversight: CZ emphasized that Binance operates under Abu Dhabi Global Market (ADGM) oversight and remains under a U.S. government monitorship, meaning regulators can review every trade.Independent Status: Speaking as a shareholder rather than CEO, CZ attributed the 10 October "flash crash" to macro factors like global tariff announcements rather than exchange-level activity. 
Zhao also warned high-profile influencers against accepting money to spread these attacks, stating such actions permanently damage their reputations within the industry. 
Would you like to see a breakdown of the macro factors CZ believes actually triggered the October crash?
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Bitcoin ETFs saw heavy selling pressure over the past week, as investors pulled capital from spot products during a broader crypto market correction.

Key takeaways
Bitcoin ETFs lost about $1.5 billion between January 26 and 30Ethereum ETFs recorded roughly $327 million in net outflows over the same periodSolana ETF flows stayed mostly flat, showing relative resilienceA single day of XRP ETF outflows erased all prior net inflows
From January 26 to January 30, U.S.-listed Bitcoin ETFs recorded roughly $1.5 billion in net outflows, marking one of the weakest weekly stretches so far this year, according to data from Farside Investors.
The selling coincided with a sharp pullback in Bitcoin’s price, which briefly dropped to around $82,000. Despite the correction, key technical support levels have held so far, suggesting the move was more of a positioning reset than a breakdown in market structure.
Bitcoin ETF outflows accelerate
Flows turned decisively negative after a brief pause earlier in the month. On January 29 alone, Bitcoin ETFs saw about $818 million leave the market, followed by another $510 million in outflows on January 30. That two-day stretch accounted for the bulk of the week’s losses, erasing gains built up earlier in January.
Even with occasional single-day inflows, the overall trend from January 26 to 30 remained firmly negative, reflecting growing caution among institutional investors as volatility picked up across risk assets.
Ethereum ETFs also see sustained withdrawals
Ethereum ETFs followed a similar pattern, though on a smaller scale. Over the same five-day period, Ethereum products recorded net outflows of roughly $327 million.
The heaviest pressure came toward the end of the week, with January 29 and 30 combining for more than $400 million in withdrawals. Earlier inflows were not enough to offset the selling, leaving Ethereum ETFs firmly in negative territory despite continued interest in staking-enabled products.
Solana ETF flows remain relatively stable
In contrast, Solana ETFs showed far more resilience. Weekly flows were mostly flat, with only modest daily inflows and outflows. Net movement over the period was close to neutral, highlighting Solana’s ability to avoid the sharper institutional selling seen in Bitcoin and Ethereum.
While volumes remain smaller compared to BTC and ETH products, the steadier flow profile suggests a different investor base and less aggressive short-term positioning.
One-day XRP outflow wipes out weeks of inflows
XRP ETFs delivered one of the most striking flow reversals. A single day of outflows, totaling nearly $93 million, was enough to erase all previously accumulated net inflows.
That sharp move pushed cumulative XRP ETF flows back toward flat, underscoring how thin liquidity and lower assets under management can amplify the impact of even one risk-off trading session.
Market context and price action
The ETF outflows unfolded alongside a broader market correction that dragged Bitcoin down toward $82,000. Despite the pullback, price action suggests that major support zones are still holding, with no clear signs of forced selling or structural stress.
For now, ETF data points to short-term caution rather than a full-scale exit, as investors reassess exposure following January’s volatility.
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