Solana ETF Sees Tidal Inflows as Fidelity’s FSOL Pulls In Over $73M in a Day
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The Fidelity Solana Fund, trading under the ticker FSOL, recorded a powerful late-year surge in demand, drawing $73.41 million in net inflows on December 31, 2025. The move lifted the ETF’s assets under management to $113.58 million, meaning roughly 64.6% of its total AUM shifted in a single session—an unusually large swing that underscores resurgent institutional interest in Solana-linked products despite recent price weakness.
Such a sizeable one-day flow relative to AUM suggests either new capital rapidly entering the strategy or a meaningful rotation from other crypto exposures into Solana-focused vehicles. For a fund of FSOL’s size, a flow event of this magnitude can significantly alter risk concentration and liquidity dynamics, potentially amplifying both future volatility and responsiveness to underlying market moves.
The related asset, SOL-USD, is currently trading around $138.32, even after a steep 3-month decline of about 38.2%. That drawdown places Solana among the more heavily corrected large-cap crypto assets in the recent risk-off phase, yet the ETF’s latest inflows hint that some investors are treating the pullback as a tactical entry point rather than a structural red flag.
Technically, Solana’s near-term outlook appears more cautious than euphoric: the 1-day technical signal stands at Hold, reflecting a market still weighing downside momentum against the prospect of a rebound. For ETF holders, this mix of aggressive inflows and neutral near-term technicals highlights a classic divergence between longer-horizon positioning and short-term trading signals.
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