Solana ETF Sees Year-End Inflows Even as Token Slump Deepens
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The Solana ETF, trading under the ticker SOLZ, drew fresh capital at the close of 2025, with $757,236 in net inflows on December 30, 2025. The move nudged its assets under management to $116.99 million, meaning roughly 0.65% of the fund’s capital base shifted in a single day.
While the flow is modest in percentage terms, it stands out against a backdrop of pronounced weakness in the underlying token. The related asset, SOL-USD, is currently trading at $124.83 and has shed about 44.2% over the past three months, underscoring the volatility that has gripped major altcoins in the final quarter of the year. The short-term technical picture remains cautious, with the 1-day signal flashing Sell.
Still, the latest inflows into SOLZ suggest that some investors are treating the drawdown as a long-term entry point rather than a reason to exit, effectively leaning into the weakness in Solana’s price. With nearly $117 million now under management, the ETF’s ability to attract capital amid a sharp drawdown in its underlying asset will be closely watched as a barometer of institutional appetite for higher-beta crypto exposure heading into the new year.
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