Solana Bets Creep Back: Franklin’s SOEZ ETF Sees a Quarter of Its Assets in Fresh Inflows
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The Franklin Solana ETF, ticker SOEZ, attracted $1,122,100 in net inflows on January 05, 2026, a significant vote of confidence in a bruised corner of the crypto market. The move swelled the fund’s assets under management to $4,627,000, meaning roughly 24.25% of its total capital base shifted in a single day—an unusually large swing that hints at renewed institutional interest rather than retail noise.
The ETF is tightly linked to Solana’s native token. The related asset, SOL-USD, is currently trading around $138.32, even after shedding about 38.20% over the past three months. Despite that steep drawdown, its 1-day technical backdrop is rated as a cautious Hold, suggesting neither clear capitulation nor a confirmed rebound, but rather a market in wait-and-see mode.
Such a large one-day flow into SOEZ against a weak three-month performance backdrop underscores how some investors are treating Solana as a high-beta recovery play within the broader digital asset complex. Should the Hold signal tip into a more decisive trend, SOEZ’s concentrated exposure means those inflows could either amplify a relief rally—or magnify further downside risk.
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