Solana Fund Sees Year-End Deluge of Cash as Traders Bet on 2026 Rebound
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The Fidelity Solana Fund, ticker FSOL, closed out 2025 with a dramatic wave of fresh capital, drawing $73.41 million in net inflows on December 31. The move was striking not only in size but in proportion: with the fund’s latest assets under management at $113.58 million, the one-day flow represented roughly 64.6% of total AUM, a decisive vote of confidence after a volatile quarter for Solana-related assets.
The related asset, SOL-USD, is currently trading at $134.18, having shed about 39.5% over the past three months. Despite that steep pullback, the short-term technical picture is more cautious than capitulatory, with a 1-day signal of Hold. That mix of deep drawdown and neutral near-term momentum appears to be enticing contrarian buyers into FSOL, who may see the recent correction as a reset rather than the end of the trade.
The scale of the latest inflow suggests that institutional or larger retail allocators are using FSOL as a structured way to re-enter Solana exposure after a bruising quarter. With nearly two-thirds of the fund’s AUM effectively turning over in a single day, liquidity and positioning dynamics could prove important early in 2026, especially if SOL’s price action stabilizes or rebounds from current levels. For now, investors seem willing to look past recent weakness in favor of potential upside in the next leg of the crypto cycle.
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