Solana Bets Reignite as Franklin’s SOEZ ETF Pulls in Nearly 18% of Its Assets in a Single Day

Solana Bets Reignite as Franklin’s SOEZ ETF Pulls in Nearly 18% of Its Assets in a Single Day

The Franklin Solana ETF, ticker SOEZ, drew fresh inflows of $1,077,900 on January 29, 2026, a sharp vote of confidence that amounted to 17.96% of its latest reported assets under management. The ETF now oversees $6,001,500, with the latest flow underscoring how quickly investor positioning can shift even after a bruising quarter for its underlying token.

The related asset, SOL-USD, is currently trading at $102.76, having shed roughly 40.82% over the past three months as volatility returned to the broader crypto complex. Despite the sizable inflows into SOEZ, short-term momentum remains fragile: the 1-day technical signal on Solana points to a Sell, suggesting traders are still cautious about near-term price action.

That contrast—strong ETF demand against weak recent performance—highlights a possible divergence between tactical traders and longer-horizon investors. Some market participants may be treating the recent drawdown in Solana as a buying opportunity via regulated vehicles like SOEZ, while technical indicators flag the risk of further downside in the short run. As the ETF’s asset base becomes more concentrated in these new inflows, its future performance will increasingly hinge on whether Solana can stabilize and reclaim lost ground.

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