U.S. spot Solana ETFs posted about $11.10 million of net outflows on Sept. 30 — the biggest daily SOL ETF outflow of September and the end of a seven-session green run — according to CoinGabbar (Oct. 1) citing SoSoValue. Bitwise accounted for roughly $8.94 million; Morgan Stanley about $3.20 million. FinanceFeeds described a similar session near ~$12.5 million net (BSOL ~$8.9M; VSOL/MSOL ~$3.2M each; FSOL +~$2.8M offset) — this desk uses CoinGabbar/SoSoValue’s −$11.10 million headline figure.

Cumulative net inflows sit near $1.61 billion. AUM / net assets are about $1.91 billion (~2.75% of SOL market cap). Value traded that day was roughly $141.32 million. Sept. 29 had been a quiet +$5.44 million after last week’s record ~$188 million week.

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Worst September day after a record week

One red session does not erase September’s SOL ETF surge, but it is the clearest daily step-down of the month. Live marks Thursday morning (~9:13 a.m. MT via Robinhood) put SOL near $117, with BTC near $84.0K and ETH near $2,685 on the same broad ETF-outflow tape. Not investment advice.

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