2026-01-17 06:31:56

#数字资产市场动态 Solana spot ETF experienced a massive outflow yesterday! $2.2 million in funds flowed out in one day

As soon as the market data for January 17th was released, the community exploded. Farside Investors' monitoring showed that the US Solana spot ETF had a total net outflow of $2.2 million on that day. Behind this figure, it actually reflects significant divergence among different institutional products.

Breaking it down makes it even more interesting——Fidelity's FSOL, which took a reverse position, managed to attract $400,000, making it a contrarian in this round of decline. 21Shares' TSOL followed the downward trend, with a outflow of $700,000. But the real "big player" is Grayscale's GSOL, which saw a single-day outflow of $1.9 million, almost accounting for 90% of the total outflow.

What is the logic behind this wave of fund withdrawal? Some say it's short-term profit-taking, while others blame the overall market sentiment. But look, Fidelity is still adding to FSOL, which indicates that on the SOL track, there isn't a consensus bearish outlook. Some institutions are positioning themselves amid these disagreements.

Looking ahead, as long as the projects within the Solana ecosystem progress smoothly and macro conditions don't get too turbulent, the fund flows into these ETFs are likely to change again. For investors, keeping an eye on the movements of these major institutions is often more reliable than blindly guessing ups and downs.

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0xLuckbox

· 6h ago

Gray's recent net outflow is really impressive, with one firm absorbing 90%... Fidelity is even adding more on the flip side. There's really no consensus in this sector.

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blocksnark

· 6h ago

Grayscale suddenly withdraws 1.9 million? Are they running away or positioning at a low point? I really can't understand the tactics of these institutions.

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BearMarketMonk

· 6h ago

Grayscale's wave of withdrawal is quite aggressive, but Fidelity is still buying... The real disagreement has arrived.

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CryptoGoldmine

· 6h ago

Gray's withdrawal of 1.9 million in this wave isn't really a big deal from the perspective of the computing power network; Fidelity's additional investment is the real signal.

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CountdownToBroke

· 6h ago

Grayscale really can't hold on anymore, throwing out 1.9 million in a day? Fidelity is adding more in response, isn't that just a slap in the face... Watching the show.

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HodlVeteran

· 6h ago

Grayscale is dumping again, this old guy is really ruthless. Fidelity is adding positions in return, this is what institutional gaming looks like, everyone. Damn, 1.9 million outflows accounting for 90%? With this pace, I can almost smell the flavor of 2018 again. Watching how institutions move is always accurate, much better than me, a rookie, messing around blindly. Basically, it's a gamble on whether the SOL ecosystem will have any surprises. I'm just waiting to watch the show. Fidelity's hand is pretty good; those reverse accumulation strategies are all old foxes. Learn from them. It's another grayscale dump... How many times can this guy screw me over in a year? Disagreements are opportunities, but the premise is that you have to survive to see that day. Many newbies are still waiting to buy the dip. Bro, I advise you to review your lessons before jumping in.

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GasFeeCrybaby

· 6h ago

Is Grayscale causing trouble again? 1.9 million, are they trying to dump? It's outrageous that Fidelity is still accumulating; what are they betting on? This move in SOL is interesting; such a clear divergence indicates that there is still no consensus.

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