Solana ETF’s SOLZ Draws Fresh Inflows Despite Token’s Steep Three-Month Slide
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Solana ETF, trading under the ticker SOLZ, recorded fresh net inflows of $996,352 on December 11, 2025, a notable move that represents roughly 0.84% of its latest assets under management (AUM) of $118.68 million. While the flow is modest in absolute terms, its size relative to AUM signals renewed investor interest in the product after a volatile period for its underlying crypto asset.
The related asset, SOL-USD, is currently trading around $124.63, having shed about 49.1% over the past three months. That sharp drawdown underscores the sector’s ongoing turbulence and suggests that the latest inflow into SOLZ may reflect either dip-buying conviction or tactical positioning by investors seeking to capitalize on potential mean reversion in Solana’s price.
Technically, Solana’s near-term picture remains fragile: the 1-day signal on the token is flashing a cautious Sell, hinting that momentum traders are still wary even as capital trickles back into the ETF. The divergence between flows into SOLZ and the bearish short-term technical setup on SOL-USD highlights a familiar split in the market—longer-horizon investors are slowly rebuilding exposure while shorter-term signals still point to pressure on the token.
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