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Solana’s weekly ETF inflows fell 97% while CME funds became less net short
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Solana’s US ETF inflows fell about 97% in the week ending Sept. 4, leaving the funds with a small positive balance as Bitcoin’s allocation pace strengthened.
Key facts
- On Sept. 4, Solana ETFs recorded net outflows of USD 5.2 million, while Ethereum and Bitcoin ETFs recorded net inflows of USD 25.9 million and USD 174.6 million, respectively
- The CFTC’s combined positioning report shows leveraged funds holding 1,069 long and 3,615 short futures-equivalent contracts in standard CME SOL as of Sept. 1
- The completed Solana ETF week brought net inflows of USD 4.9 million across the six products tracked by Farside Investors, compared with net inflows of USD 142.7 million in the previous five trading
- Solana is +2.34% over the past 24 hours and currently sits at rank # 7 by market cap
Summary
01 Solana ETFs attracted $4.9 million for the week despite $5.2 million in Friday outflows. 02 Bitcoin drew more weekly ETF capital, while both Solana and Ethereum inflows slowed. 03 CME leveraged funds remained net short SOL; reduced exposure does not establish fresh spot demand. A separate CME positioning report showed leveraged funds becoming less net short SOL.