Solana price: ETF outflows test support below USD 100
Published on 10/31/2026 at 07:05 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWSWhat is shaping SOL now
- U.S. spot Solana funds recorded USD 27.69 million in net outflows on October 29, their fourth consecutive session of withdrawals.
- Solana's October 29 engineering changelog listed new Agave, Firedancer and Solana Kit releases, alongside work on validator performance and transaction tooling.
- Investing.com displayed SOL at USD 95.445, with a market capitalization of USD 56.28 billion and 24-hour volume of USD 5.36 billion at the retrieved reading.
The Solana price was displayed at USD 95.445 on Investing.com at the retrieved reading, with the page showing a timestamp of 22:50:35. The same page listed a market capitalization of USD 56.28 billion, 24-hour volume of USD 5.36 billion, a circulating supply of 590.04 million SOL and a rank of seven. Because the page did not identify a verified UTC day-close comparison in the retrieved data, no daily percentage change is assigned here.
The market backdrop has become less supportive. EconoTimes reported on October 30 that U.S. spot Solana funds lost USD 27.69 million on October 29. It was the fourth consecutive session of net outflows, according to the report, which cited SoSoValue data. Bitwise's BSOL accounted for USD 23.68 million of the withdrawals and Grayscale's GSOL for USD 4.01 million. Cumulative net inflows for the Solana fund group remained USD 1.48 billion, while net assets stood at USD 1.50 billion.
Development continues despite outflows
Solana's technology roadmap provided a separate, more constructive data point. In its October 29 changelog, the Solana Foundation listed Agave v4.5.0-alpha.4, Agave v4.4.0, Firedancer Mainnet Release v26.10.5 and Solana Kit v8.6.0 among the new versions. The update also said that offchain message signing had been released and that the Solana CLI was being decoupled from the cargo-build-sbf installation.
The same update described engineering work on validator infrastructure, including a generalized worker-pool pattern for Agave, memory-use improvements in Firedancer and additional support for transaction and slot-event tooling. These are development milestones rather than evidence of immediate token demand, but they indicate that work on the network's operating stack is continuing.
Investor context for SOL
For investors, the opposing signals matter. Fund withdrawals point to weaker institutional demand in the short term, while protocol releases may support the network's longer-term usability. Neither development establishes a direct cause for the quoted token price. The Solana price therefore remains sensitive to broader crypto-market liquidity and the direction of fund flows, with the retrieved quote below the USD 100 level.
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