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Micro Solana COT Report — Net Positioning

Micro Solana futures · CME · CFTC contract code 177742

This positioning data may be out of date. The latest report we hold is from 6 October 2026 (16 days ago), but the CFTC publishes a new one every Friday. Treat the figures below as a snapshot of that date rather than current positioning, and check the CFTC release for the newest.

Latest positioning

-405 contracts net short — large speculators

Week ending 6 October 2026 · added 30 on the week · open interest 2,407 (-851)

Long 1,885 Short 2,290
45.1% long / 54.9% short

Net speculative position — last 37 weeks

Aug 2025 Dashed line = flat (neither net long nor net short) Oct 2026

The current reading sits in the 54th percentile of its 1-year range — over the past 1 years, the net position has been lower than it is now 54% of the time. A high reading means the position is crowded by its own historical standards; it is context, not a forecast.

All three cohorts

Net positions by trader category, week ending 6 October 2026
CategoryNet positionWeek change
Large speculatorsFunds and managed money-405+30
CommercialsProducers, users and banks hedging physical exposure+0+0
Small tradersBelow the CFTC reporting threshold+405—

The three cohorts net to zero between them — every long has a short on the other side. Commercials being heavily short is normal for a produced commodity and is not a bearish view; it is a hedge against inventory they already own.

Weekly history

Net speculative position and open interest by week, most recent first
Week endingSpecs netOpen interest
6 Oct 2026-4052,407
22 Sep 2026-4353,258
15 Sep 2026-2913,232
8 Sep 2026-3402,944
25 Aug 2026-3332,043
18 Aug 2026-1631,564
11 Aug 2026-1061,687
28 Jul 2026-1252,174
21 Jul 2026-3731,540
14 Jul 2026-2841,462
7 Jul 2026-2541,348
23 Jun 2026-1642,148
16 Jun 2026-1682,371
9 Jun 2026-1782,456
12 May 2026-3252,169
24 Feb 2026-4133,558
17 Feb 2026-3053,138
10 Feb 2026-2833,194
27 Jan 2026-5934,018
20 Jan 2026-5373,894
13 Jan 2026-4323,540
23 Dec 2025-5495,849
16 Dec 2025-6335,958
9 Dec 2025-4533,393
2 Dec 2025-3962,798
25 Nov 2025-5522,661
18 Nov 2025-5272,372
10 Nov 2025-5963,312
4 Nov 2025-5752,798
28 Oct 2025-8724,432
21 Oct 2025-9194,673
30 Sep 2025-7873,838
23 Sep 2025-6964,180
16 Sep 2025-5532,802
9 Sep 2025-5582,194
2 Sep 2025-4861,648
26 Aug 2025-5023,470

Source: CFTC Commitments of Traders (Legacy, futures only) — a US government work, public domain. Positions are measured Tuesday and published the following Friday at about 15:30 ET, so this report is always at least three days behind the market. Positioning describes how traders are placed; it is not a forecast.