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Ether and Solana ETFs record weekly outflows in October report
The Block reports $542.1 million leaving ether funds and $24.8 million leaving Solana funds; these ETF flows do not measure tokenized-securities redemptions.
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Contact the desk →The Block reported on 10 October that U.S. spot ether ETFs lost $542.1 million over the preceding week, while Solana funds lost $24.8 million. Its analysis of SoSoValue data put ether’s outflow streak at nine trading days and said Solana’s 14-week inflow run had ended.
These are fund-flow figures for the named crypto ETF categories. They should not be presented as redemptions from tokenized money-market funds or tokenized stocks.
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The figures describe one channel through which investors adjust crypto exposure. They provide a dated market observation, rather than evidence about the demand for every product using blockchain infrastructure.
RWA Wire does not infer that the reported ETF outflows caused changes in tokenized finance. To establish such a link would require a separate dataset and analysis. This report therefore keeps the narrower finding: the named ETF categories experienced net withdrawals during the stated period.
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- //Crypto ETF flows and tokenized-asset flows are separate datasets; no direct causal link is established here.
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