Solana Shakeout: 21Shares ETF Sees One-Tenth of Assets Walk Out the Door
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The 21Shares Solana ETF, ticker TSOL, was hit by significant outflows on January 21, 2026, with investors pulling $513,520 from the product. The redemption equates to roughly 10.7% of the fund’s latest assets under management, which now stand at about $4.8 million, underscoring growing unease around Solana exposure after a sharp market drawdown.
The related asset, SOL-USD, is currently trading at $126.51, having shed approximately 34.48% over the past three months. Technically, the market backdrop remains fragile, with the 1-day signal flashing Sell, suggesting momentum is still skewed to the downside in the short term.
The scale of the single-day outflow relative to TSOL’s size points to more than routine profit-taking, hinting at either risk reduction by larger holders or waning conviction in a near-term Solana rebound. Yet, with Solana prices already under pressure, some contrarian investors may view the ETF’s shrinking base as a potential entry point if they believe the network’s longer-term fundamentals remain intact.
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