Investors Swim Against the Tide: Franklin’s Solana ETF Sees 13% AUM Inflow as Token Flashes ‘Strong Sell’

Solana Sentiment Sours, but Franklin’s SOEZ ETF Pulls in Fresh Cash

The Franklin Solana ETF, SOEZ, attracted $747,250 in net inflows on February 09, 2026, a sizeable move for a fund with $5.68 million in assets under management. The latest flow equals roughly 13.2% of AUM, signaling renewed investor interest even as broader crypto markets remain volatile.

The related asset, SOL-USD, is currently trading at $79.83 after a bruising three-month slide of about 47.43%. Technically, the token is flashing a bearish near-term outlook, with a 1-day signal of Strong Sell that contrasts sharply with the strong inflows into its ETF proxy.

This divergence suggests some investors see current levels as an opportunity to build exposure via a regulated vehicle, despite the negative momentum in Solana’s spot price. Others may be positioning for a longer-term recovery in the smart-contract ecosystem, using SOEZ as a way to stagger entries and manage custody and regulatory risks.

While the latest inflow materially reshapes the fund’s asset base, the ETF remains relatively small, leaving flows likely to stay volatile and highly sensitive to Solana’s price swings. For a more detailed analysis and real-time sentiment trends, check the live cryptocurrency prices here.