Leveraged Solana Fund Sees Outflow as Token’s Slide Tests Investor Nerves
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The 2x Solana ETF, SOLT, recorded net outflows of $868,868 on December 29, 2025, trimming exposure just as volatility in the underlying token remains elevated. The move represents roughly 0.32% of the fund’s latest assets under management, which stand at about $269.9 million, signaling a notable but not yet destabilizing pullback by investors.
The related asset, SOL-USD, is currently trading around $124.65, having shed roughly 40.1% over the past three months—an extended drawdown that helps explain the cautious tone in leveraged products tied to Solana. Despite that steep decline, the short‑term technical picture is more balanced, with a 1‑day signal of Hold, suggesting that neither bulls nor bears currently have a decisive edge.
For SOLT, the latest outflow underscores how leveraged crypto vehicles are being used tactically: investors appear to be lightening up after a sharp downside phase rather than exiting en masse, leaving the fund’s core AUM largely intact. If Solana’s price stabilizes or rebounds from current levels, those same dynamics could quickly reverse, turning outflows into inflows as traders re‑embrace leverage to amplify any upside.
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