Solana Bet Heats Up Again as VanEck’s VSOL Pulls in Fresh Cash Despite Price Slump
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The VanEck Solana ETF, VSOL, drew a fresh $1,283,768 in net inflows on January 5, 2026, even as its underlying token remains deep in a three‑month drawdown. The latest move lifts the fund’s assets under management to $26,103,272, with the one-day flow amounting to roughly 4.9% of AUM — a sizeable signal of conviction from investors rather than a marginal allocation tweak.
The related asset, SOL-USD, is currently trading at $137.61, having fallen about 41.5% over the past three months. Despite that sharp pullback, its 1-day technical signal remains a cautious Hold, indicating that momentum has cooled but not flipped decisively bearish in the very short term.
Flows into VSOL suggest that some market participants view the recent Solana weakness as an opportunity to accumulate exposure via regulated structures rather than a reason to capitulate. With nearly 5% of the ETF’s asset base turning over in a single day of inflows, the move hints at institutional or larger retail tickets stepping in on the dip, betting that Solana’s ecosystem and on-chain activity can outgrow the latest volatility.
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