Leveraged Solana Fund Sees Nearly $2.3 Million Exit as Traders Step Back
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The 2x Solana ETF, SOLT, recorded net outflows of $2,300,004 on January 02, 2026, a move that shaved approximately 0.84% off its latest assets under management, now standing at $274.53 million. While the flow represents less than 1% of the fund’s capital base, it underscores growing caution among investors exposed to leveraged Solana strategies after a sharp downturn in the underlying token.
The related asset, SOL-USD, is currently trading at $134.28, having slid about 42.7% over the past three months. Despite this steep correction, the short-term technical picture is more nuanced, with a one-day signal currently flashing Hold, suggesting neither strong bullish conviction nor an outright capitulation in the market.
The latest outflow from SOLT likely reflects position trimming and risk management rather than a wholesale abandonment of Solana exposure, as leveraged products tend to amplify both gains and losses and are particularly sensitive to bouts of volatility. With Solana still trading well below recent highs, some investors may be rotating into less aggressive vehicles or waiting on clearer signs of trend stabilization before re-engaging with leveraged Solana plays.
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