Solana ETF Draws Fresh Inflows as Token’s Slump Tests Investor Nerves
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The Solana ETF, trading under the ticker SOLZ, attracted fresh capital on January 7, 2026, with net inflows of $1,138,616. The move lifts the fund’s profile at a time of heightened volatility in its underlying asset. With latest assets under management (AUM) at $130.94 million, the new money represents roughly 0.87% of the ETF’s total size, a meaningful one-day shift for a single-product crypto vehicle.
The related asset, SOL-USD, is currently trading around $134.18, capping a bruising three-month stretch in which the token has fallen about 39.5%. Despite that drawdown, the short-term technical picture is less decisive: the 1-day trading signal stands at Hold, suggesting neither strong bullish nor bearish momentum dominates near-term sentiment.
The latest inflow into SOLZ hints that some investors may be treating the ETF as a vehicle to average into weakness, betting that Solana’s longer-term adoption story and network activity can outshine recent price declines. Others may see the modest size of the flow—under 1% of AUM—as evidence of cautious positioning rather than a wholesale shift back into risk assets. In any case, the move underscores how ETF wrappers are increasingly being used to express tactical views on major layer-1 tokens without direct custody risk.
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