Solana Staking ETF Attracts Fresh Capital as Token Lags in Three-Month Slump
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The Bitwise Solana Staking ETF, BSOL, closed out the year with a notable influx of fresh money, drawing $3,936,480 in net new flows on December 31, 2025. The move lifted confidence in the fund even as its underlying crypto asset remains under pressure. With assets under management now at $640,334,080, the latest flow represents roughly 0.61% of the ETF’s total AUM—modest in scale but meaningful as a year-end allocation signal.
The related asset, SOL-USD, is currently trading at $129.40, having shed about 46.8% over the past three months—a steep retracement that contrasts with investors’ willingness to add exposure to the staking-focused ETF. The 1-day technical signal on Solana stands at Hold, indicating that short-term momentum is neither convincingly bullish nor decisively bearish.
The juxtaposition of fresh ETF inflows with a sharply negative three-month price performance suggests that some investors see current levels as an opportunity to accumulate Solana exposure via a regulated vehicle that also offers staking yield. Others may simply be rebalancing after a volatile quarter, using BSOL as a proxy for longer-term conviction in Solana’s network despite near-term price weakness.
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