Leverage Loses Its Shine: 2x Solana ETF Sees Net Outflows Amid Prolonged Crypto Pullback
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The 2x Solana ETF, trading under the ticker SOLT, recorded net outflows of $868,868 on December 29, 2025, as investors eased off leveraged exposure to the embattled Solana trade. The move, while modest at just 0.32% of the fund’s latest assets under management (AUM) of $273.67 million, underscores waning risk appetite after months of pressure on the underlying token.
The related asset, SOL-USD, is currently trading at $124.83, having shed roughly 44.2% over the past three months. That sharp drawdown has eroded much of the speculative fervor that fueled leveraged products like SOLT earlier in the year, and near-term momentum remains weak, with a 1-day technical signal of Sell.
While the latest outflow represents a small fraction of AUM, it arrives at a pivotal moment for leverage-focused crypto products. Investors appear increasingly selective, trimming high-octane bets as volatility normalizes and directional conviction in Solana softens. For SOLT, continued outflows could signal a broader rotation away from aggressive positioning in single-asset crypto ETFs toward more diversified or lower-beta exposure.
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