Solana Bets Surge: Franklin’s SOEZ ETF Sees a Quarter of Its Assets Pour In Overnight
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The Franklin Solana ETF, ticker SOEZ, recorded a sharp influx of fresh capital on January 05, 2026, with latest net fund flows of $1,122,100. That single-day haul represents roughly 24.25% of the fund’s most recent assets under management, which now stand at $4,627,400—an aggressive repositioning that underscores renewed appetite for Solana-linked exposure despite recent price volatility.
The related asset, SOL-USD, is currently trading at $141.82, having shed about 33% over the past three months. Yet, short-term sentiment is turning more constructive: the 1-day technical outlook flashes a Buy signal, suggesting traders see the recent drawdown as a potential entry point rather than a reason to exit.
The sizeable inflow into SOEZ, coming on the heels of a steep three-month pullback in Solana’s price, indicates that some investors may be positioning for a rebound or treating the dip as a strategic accumulation window. With nearly a quarter of the ETF’s AUM changing via new flows in a single session, the move highlights how swiftly sentiment can pivot in crypto-linked funds when technicals and perceived value begin to align.
For a more detailed analysis and real-time sentiment trends, check the live cryptocurrency prices here.