Leveraged Solana Product Sees Outflows as Crypto Volatility Bites
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The 2x Solana ETF, SOLT, recorded net outflows of $978,639 on December 19, 2025, a move that trimmed risk exposure in one of the market’s more aggressive crypto-linked products. With assets under management now standing at roughly $252.3 million, the latest redemption wave represents about 0.39% of the fund’s AUM—modest in scale, but notable given the leveraged ETF’s sensitivity to underlying price swings.
The redemptions suggest investors are taking a more cautious stance toward leveraged Solana exposure after a turbulent quarter. While the flow represents less than half a percent of assets, it may reflect short-term traders locking in gains or cutting losses amid heightened volatility in the broader digital asset space.
The related asset, SOL-USD, is currently trading around $126.20, having shed about 47.67% over the past three months. Technically, the token is flashing a bearish near-term tone, with a 1-day signal of Sell. That backdrop helps explain why some investors might be dialing back exposure to a 2x product that amplifies Solana’s daily moves, both up and down.
Still, the relatively small proportion of AUM affected indicates that core holders are largely staying put, viewing the latest downturn as part of the broader boom-and-bust rhythm that has long characterized high-beta crypto assets and their leveraged derivatives.
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