Leveraged Solana Bet Draws Fresh Cash as 2x Solana ETF Sees 3% Inflow Surge
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The 2x Solana ETF, SOLT, attracted fresh capital on March 19, 2026, pulling in $4,896,648 of net inflows. That single-day move represents roughly 3.10% of its $158.1 million in assets under management, signaling renewed appetite for leveraged exposure despite recent weakness in the underlying token.
The related asset, SOL-USD, is currently trading at $88.93 after shedding about 28.43% over the past three months. Its 1-day technical signal flashes Sell, underscoring a cautious near-term outlook even as ETF investors appear willing to buy into potential volatility.
The sizable inflow into SOLT suggests some traders are positioning for a rebound or exploiting short-term price swings rather than capitulating with the broader downturn in Solana. With leverage amplifying both gains and losses, the ETF’s growing AUM highlights how risk-tolerant capital is still active around Solana’s price narrative.
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