Leverage Lovers Return: 2x Solana ETF Sees Fresh Inflows Despite Coin’s Brutal Quarter
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The 2x Solana ETF, ticker SOLT, attracted fresh capital with inflows of $4,613,088 on January 07, 2026, even as its underlying crypto asset remains deep in a three-month slump. The leveraged product now manages $347,890,464 in assets under management (AUM), with the latest flow representing about 1.33% of its total AUM — a meaningful one-day vote of confidence from traders willing to embrace amplified exposure.
The related asset, SOL-USD, is currently trading at $134.18, down roughly 39.48% over the past three months. This sharp drawdown underscores the volatility facing Solana investors and highlights the risk profile of a 2x product tied to such a turbulent token. Despite the negative medium-term performance, the short-term technical picture is more muted, with a 1-day signal of Hold, suggesting that momentum indicators are not yet flashing a clear bullish or bearish reversal.
The juxtaposition of significant inflows into SOLT and a steep three-month decline in Solana’s price hints that sophisticated traders may be positioning for a rebound or employing short-term tactical strategies rather than retreating from the asset class. With more than 1% of AUM turning over in a single session, sentiment around leveraged Solana exposure appears to be stabilizing, if not cautiously optimistic, even as underlying price action remains fragile. For a more detailed analysis and real-time sentiment trends, check the live cryptocurrency prices here.