Solana ETF Draws Fresh Cash as Token Slump Lures Bargain Hunters
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The Solana ETF, SOLZ, attracted fresh capital inflows of $624,275 on December 26, 2025, a modest but notable vote of confidence after a bruising quarter for its underlying asset. The single-day intake represents about 0.56% of the fund’s latest reported assets under management, which stand at $112.12 million.
The move suggests some investors are selectively averaging into Solana exposure via the ETF wrapper despite sharp volatility in the token itself. While the flow is not large enough to shift the AUM profile materially, it does signal ongoing demand rather than capitulation at current levels.
The related asset, SOL-USD, is currently trading around $124.34, having dropped roughly 41.6% over the past three months. That drawdown underscores the extent of the recent correction in Solana, which had previously been one of the standout performers in the last crypto up-cycle.
Short-term technicals remain cautious: the 1-day signal on Solana screens as a Sell, reflecting ongoing pressure on momentum indicators even as some ETF investors step in on weakness. The divergence between near-term technical bearishness and new ETF inflows highlights a classic dynamic in risk assets, where long-term allocators begin to re-enter while short-term traders remain defensive.
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