Solana Bets Surge as Franklin’s SOEZ ETF Pulls in Fresh Cash Despite Price Slump
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The Franklin Solana ETF, SOEZ, saw a sharp influx of capital on January 05, 2026, with latest fund flows of $1,122,100. That single-day move accounts for roughly 23.7% of its current $4,731,400 in assets under management (AUM), a sizable vote of confidence in a niche crypto-linked product that has suffered alongside its underlying token.
The related asset, SOL-USD, is currently trading around $134.18, having dropped about 39.5% over the past three months. Despite that deep drawdown, its 1-day technical signal sits at a cautious Hold, suggesting that, at least in the short term, traders are not yet aligned on whether the recent weakness marks a buying opportunity or the midpoint of a longer correction.
The contrast between aggressive ETF inflows and a bruised underlying price paints a picture of investors using SOEZ as a vehicle to “buy the dip” in Solana exposure. With nearly a quarter of the ETF’s AUM shifting in a single flow, institutional and sophisticated retail participants appear willing to look through near-term volatility, betting that Solana’s longer-term ecosystem narrative will outlast the recent slide in token prices. Still, the Hold signal underscores that technical momentum has yet to turn convincingly, leaving SOEZ holders exposed to further swings if sentiment sours again.
For a more detailed analysis and real-time sentiment trends, check the live cryptocurrency prices here.