Solana Fund Sees Tide Go Out as VanEck’s VSOL Bleeds 12% of Assets in a Day

Solana Fund Sees Tide Go Out as VanEck’s VSOL Bleeds 12% of Assets in a Day

VanEck’s VSOL ETF, which provides exposure to the Solana ecosystem, recorded outflows of $1,978,095 on March 10, 2026, equivalent to roughly 12.5% of its $15,858,640 in assets under management. The sizeable one-day redemption underscores mounting investor caution after a sharp drawdown in the underlying token.

The related asset, SOL-USD, is currently trading at $86.27, having slumped about 35.9% over the past three months. Despite that steep decline, the short-term picture remains indecisive, with the 1-day technical signal sitting at Hold, suggesting traders are waiting for clearer momentum before re‑risking.

The scale of VSOL’s latest outflow hints that institutional and sophisticated retail investors may be locking in profits from Solana’s earlier rally or reallocating toward more diversified crypto baskets. Yet the Hold signal and resilient spot price above recent lows indicate that, for now, the move reflects selective derisking rather than a wholesale capitulation in Solana-linked products.

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