Solana Bet Heats Up: Franklin’s SOEZ ETF Sees Nearly One-Quarter of Assets Pour In Overnight
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The Franklin Solana ETF, ticker SOEZ, drew fresh inflows of $1,122,100 on January 05, 2026, a sizeable move that amounts to roughly 23.98% of its latest reported assets under management. The ETF now oversees about $4,679,000, underscoring how a single day of demand can materially reshape the profile of a still-nascent crypto-linked product.
The related asset, SOL-USD, is currently trading at $136.34. Despite a sharp three-month slide of about 23.37%, Solana’s price action appears to be stabilizing in the near term, with the 1-day technical outlook flashing a cautious Hold. That mix of medium-term weakness and short-term consolidation may be inviting opportunistic capital into SOEZ from investors betting on a rebound rather than chasing momentum.
The magnitude of Monday’s inflow relative to SOEZ’s size suggests that a handful of sizable allocators—or a concentrated wave of retail buying—may be positioning early in anticipation of renewed interest in layer-1 blockchain assets. With Solana still well below recent peaks but showing signs of technical stabilization, the ETF’s latest flows hint that some investors see the recent drawdown as a chance to scale into exposure rather than a signal to exit.
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