Solana's US funds finish the week with roughly $72 million heading out.

Farside's rounded daily table shows about $71.6 million of net outflows from US Solana ETFs over 26–30 October. All five sessions were negative. Bitwise's BSOL and Grayscale's GSOL accounted for most of the withdrawals; the figures describe fund flows, not the whole Solana economy.

Adding Farside's displayed daily totals gives outflows of $8.2 million, $19.2 million, $5.7 million, $27.7 million and $10.8 million. Because the source rounds to one decimal place, that sum is approximate. Other trackers report slightly different totals; this article uses the visible Farside series consistently rather than blending precision from different datasets.

BSOL's displayed entries add to approximately $45.9 million of outflows and GSOL's to $25.7 million. Morgan Stanley's fund was approximately flat across the week after an inflow and an outflow offset. The table still shows roughly $1.46 billion in aggregate cumulative net flows, a different measure from the latest week's movement.

ETF redemptions are useful evidence of demand for those particular investment products. They do not reveal each investor's motive, measure every trade in SOL or prove a change in network usage. This is the completed US trading week, not fresh Monday fund activity, and the rounded table alone does not justify declaring an all-time weekly record.