Recent market data highlights that Solana-based ETFs have experienced a shift in momentum, recording their first day of negative performance since inception. This ends a remarkable run of approximately 22 consecutive days of net inflows, during which the products accumulated substantial capital. Specific outflows from the TSOL ETF were identified as the primary driver for this reversal, though on-chain SOL/USDC volume remains high relative to centralized exchanges. Prior to this reversal, the streak had garnered significant attention. Solana co-founder Anatoly Yakovenko highlighted data showing that these investment products had maintained positive inflows for 22 consecutive days, calling it a record-breaking period for the asset's institutional flows. The consistent trend was widely cited as evidence of sustained institutional demand for Solana exposure through exchange-traded products. [Update 1] New reports confirm the significance of the 22-day streak just before it ended, with co-founder Anatoly Yakovenko emphasizing the record-breaking accumulation prior to the recent net outflows.