Solana Shakeout: 21Shares ETF Sees Sharp Outflow as Traders Cut Risk
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The 21Shares Solana ETF, TSOL, recorded a sizable outflow of $503,050 on February 04, 2026, underscoring renewed investor caution toward Solana-linked products. With total assets under management at just $2,808,960, the latest redemption wiped out roughly 17.9% of the fund’s capital base in a single session.
The related asset, SOL-USD, is currently trading at $84.53 after a bruising three-month slide of about 48.4%, highlighting how quickly sentiment has soured after last year’s rally. The token’s 1-day technical signal sits at a cautious Sell, suggesting momentum traders remain unconvinced that a durable bottom is in place.
The combination of heavy ETF redemptions and weak spot-price momentum may amplify volatility if liquidity thins further around Solana exposures. Yet for contrarian investors, the drawdown in both the underlying asset and its ETF wrapper could be seen as an emerging entry point, provided they can stomach near-term turbulence and regulatory uncertainty.
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