Recently, the performance of Solana spot ETFs has shown an interesting divergence. According to data, on January 16th, Eastern Time, the Solana spot ETF experienced a net outflow of $2.22 million in a single day, reflecting subtle changes in market sentiment towards this ecosystem.

Specifically, the GSOL product under Grayscale saw a net outflow of $1.92 million yesterday. Although there was a daily outflow, its total net inflow remains at $119 million, indicating that institutional investors' long-term optimism about Solana remains unchanged. In contrast, 21shares' TSOL performed more weakly — with a net outflow of $726,000 in a single day, and a total net outflow of $102 million historically, suggesting significant differences in popularity among products from different issuers.

Overall, the total net asset value of Solana spot ETFs is currently $1.21 billion, with Solana accounting for approximately 1.48%. Notably, since its launch, this ETF has accumulated a total net inflow of over $864 million, indicating that despite short-term fluctuations, confidence in Solana’s blockchain remains. The key for the market now is whether it can attract additional capital inflows in the future.