Leveraged Solana Bets Ease as 2x Solana ETF Sees Fresh Outflows
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The 2x Solana ETF, ticker SOLT, recorded net outflows of $3,360,849 on January 23, 2026, trimming risk exposure among leveraged crypto traders. With assets under management now at $303.93 million, the latest move represents roughly 1.11% of the fund’s AUM, a meaningful but not destabilizing pullback for a product designed to amplify price moves in a notoriously volatile token.
The outflow suggests some investors are paring back leveraged exposure after a punishing quarter for Solana. The related asset, SOL-USD, is trading at $123.72, down about 38.0% over the past three months as risk appetite across major altcoins has cooled and traders have rotated toward larger, more liquid names. Shorter-term signals echo that caution, with the 1-day technical stance flashing a bearish bias at Sell.
In that context, the latest outflow from SOLT looks less like panic and more like a tactical adjustment: leveraged ETFs tend to see sharper swings in flows as traders rebalance or step aside during drawdowns, and a 1% AUM move can be consistent with profit-taking, de-risking, or tighter risk management rather than a wholesale rejection of Solana. Still, if Solana’s weakness persists and technicals remain under pressure, leveraged products such as SOLT could face continued redemption pressure as speculators wait on a clearer trend.
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