Solana’s leveraged bet is drawing fresh capital even as the underlying token reels from a steep pullback.
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ProShares Ultra Solana ETF, SLON, recorded new inflows of $1,555,268 on December 23, 2025, a move that lifted its assets under management to $28,537,320. The latest allocation represents roughly 5.45% of the fund’s AUM, signaling that investors are still willing to add risk exposure to Solana despite recent weakness in the token’s price.
The related asset, SOL-USD, is currently trading around $124.65, having shed about 40.1% over the past three months. The one-day technical picture remains cautious, with the signal sitting at Hold, underscoring a market caught between dip-buying interest and concerns that the correction may not yet be over.
SLON’s latest inflow suggests that some traders see the recent drawdown as an attractive entry point for leveraged exposure, potentially positioning for a medium-term rebound in Solana or for heightened volatility around forthcoming crypto market catalysts. However, the sharp three-month decline in SOL-USD and the neutral short-term technical stance highlight that this is a high-conviction, high-risk trade rather than a broad-based rush into the token.
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