On December 2, Bitcoin spot ETFs maintained their positive momentum with a net inflow of $58.5 million, marking the fifth consecutive day of gains. Solana spot ETFs initially showed strong performance but have since faced a reversal. Earlier data indicated Solana spot ETFs recording a net inflow of approximately $45.8 million, while Ethereum spot ETFs experienced net outflows. However, subsequent days have seen a significant shift in this trend. US Spot Ethereum ETFs rebounded with $140M in net inflows following the Fusaka upgrade, with all nine products posting gains. In contrast, Solana-based investment products have recently faced record-breaking capital outflows. 21Shares' TSOL ETP reportedly bled $42 million in withdrawals. This significant withdrawal contrasts with broader market inflows seen in other assets and contributes to a broader trend of selling pressure for Solana products, which saw $32.9M in net outflows on the day despite cumulative inflows remaining strong at over $615M. This movement suggests a potential shift in institutional sentiment or profit-taking behavior regarding Solana investment products in the current market environment. [Update 1] New reports highlight that Solana ETPs recorded significant outflows, specifically led by 21Shares' TSOL product which saw $42 million in withdrawals. This data underscores the divergent institutional behavior as capital rotates between different crypto assets.