Leveraged Solana Bet Draws Fresh Cash as Traders Look Past Price Slump
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The 2x Solana ETF, SOLT, attracted $10.47 million of net inflows on February 09, 2026, a sizable injection for a single day. The move lifts its assets under management to about $151.94 million, with the new money representing nearly 6.9% of the fund’s AUM and signaling renewed appetite for high-octane Solana exposure.
The related asset, SOL-USD, is currently trading at $80.68 after a bruising three months in which it has shed roughly 47.67% of its value. Despite the price slide and a short-term Sell technical signal over the past day, traders appear willing to re-engage via leveraged products rather than abandoning the token outright.
This positioning suggests that some investors may be trying to time a rebound or exploit heightened volatility, using leverage to amplify any potential upside if sentiment turns. However, with SOL still under technical pressure, the flows into SOLT also underscore the growing risk tolerance in parts of the crypto derivatives and ETF market, where sharp swings can quickly magnify gains and losses.
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