Leverage Loses Its Shine: 2x Solana ETF Sees Year-End Outflow as Traders Step Back
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The 2x Solana ETF, SOLT, closed out 2025 with a notable bout of profit-taking, recording an outflow of $1,020,624 on December 31, 2025. While modest in proportional terms—equal to about 0.37% of its latest assets under management (AUM) of $276.4 million—the move suggests that some investors are dialing down risk exposure after a volatile quarter for leveraged Solana products.
The related asset, SOL-USD, is currently trading around $129.40, having shed roughly 46.8% over the past three months. Despite this steep drawdown, the 1-day technical signal stands at Hold, signaling short-term indecision rather than a decisive shift toward either capitulation or recovery.
For SOLT, the latest flow represents a small but telling recalibration: investors appear wary of magnified downside in a market where Solana’s sharp pullback has already tested risk tolerance. Leveraged crypto ETFs tend to see amplified swings in both sentiment and flows, and the year-end withdrawal underscores how quickly capital can move when volatility spikes and narratives shift from momentum to capital preservation.
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