The post Solana ETF sets new record with 21 straight days of inflows — even as SOL fell 29% appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Key Takeaways What record did the Solana ETF just set? It logged 21 consecutive days of inflows, the longest streak ever for a newly launched crypto ETF. Why does this matter for SOL’s market outlook? Institutions kept buying despite a 29% price drop, signalling stronger long-term conviction than short-term traders. Solana’s U.S. spot ETF has quietly achieved something neither Bitcoin nor Ethereum managed at launch: 21 consecutive days of net inflows, according to fresh data from SoSoValue.  The streak began on 28 October, making Solana the first crypto ETF to sustain inflows for this long without interruption. Source: SoSoValue For context, the highest consecutive streaks recorded by Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs since launch have been 20 days — a threshold Solana has now surpassed. Institutions kept buying even during a steep price decline What makes the streak more notable is the timing. While inflows continued daily, SOL’s price dropped sharply, falling from around $195 to $137, representing a drawdown of roughly 29% over the same period. The price chart shows that from late October to late November, Solana experienced consistent downward pressure. Source: TradingView Yet institutional demand through the ETF did not pause once, signalling that ETF buyers were averaging in despite short-term volatility. This divergence, persistent inflows against a falling market, is unusual for newly launched crypto ETFs. Historically, drawdowns tend to slow the momentum of inflow. Instead, Solana’s ETF continued absorbing capital. Daily inflows remain strong The latest SoSoValue data shows: Daily net inflow (25 November): $53.08 million Cumulative net inflow: $621.32 million Total net assets: $888.25 million Total value traded (25 November): $37.51 million Solana ETFs now hold 1.15% of SOL’s market cap. However, Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs still have higher market penetration, at 6.54% and 5.16%, respectively. Why institutions may be accumulating Analysts point to several… The post Solana ETF sets new record with 21 straight days of inflows — even as SOL fell 29% appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Key Takeaways What record did the Solana ETF just set? It logged 21 consecutive days of inflows, the longest streak ever for a newly launched crypto ETF. Why does this matter for SOL’s market outlook? Institutions kept buying despite a 29% price drop, signalling stronger long-term conviction than short-term traders. Solana’s U.S. spot ETF has quietly achieved something neither Bitcoin nor Ethereum managed at launch: 21 consecutive days of net inflows, according to fresh data from SoSoValue.  The streak began on 28 October, making Solana the first crypto ETF to sustain inflows for this long without interruption. Source: SoSoValue For context, the highest consecutive streaks recorded by Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs since launch have been 20 days — a threshold Solana has now surpassed. Institutions kept buying even during a steep price decline What makes the streak more notable is the timing. While inflows continued daily, SOL’s price dropped sharply, falling from around $195 to $137, representing a drawdown of roughly 29% over the same period. The price chart shows that from late October to late November, Solana experienced consistent downward pressure. Source: TradingView Yet institutional demand through the ETF did not pause once, signalling that ETF buyers were averaging in despite short-term volatility. This divergence, persistent inflows against a falling market, is unusual for newly launched crypto ETFs. Historically, drawdowns tend to slow the momentum of inflow. Instead, Solana’s ETF continued absorbing capital. Daily inflows remain strong The latest SoSoValue data shows: Daily net inflow (25 November): $53.08 million Cumulative net inflow: $621.32 million Total net assets: $888.25 million Total value traded (25 November): $37.51 million Solana ETFs now hold 1.15% of SOL’s market cap. However, Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs still have higher market penetration, at 6.54% and 5.16%, respectively. Why institutions may be accumulating Analysts point to several…