Solana Shakeout: VanEck’s VSOL Sees Double-Digit Outflow as Traders Reprice Risk

Solana Shakeout: VanEck’s VSOL Sees Double-Digit Outflow as Traders Reprice Risk

The VanEck Solana ETF, VSOL, recorded a sharp outflow of $1,978,095 on March 10, 2026, as investors trimmed exposure to the volatile Solana trade. With total assets under management now at $16,097,340, the redemption wave wiped out roughly 12.3% of the fund’s capital base in a single day, underscoring fragile sentiment around altcoin-linked products.

The related asset, SOL-USD, is currently trading at $89.56, extending a difficult stretch for holders. Over the past three months, Solana has slumped about 32.7%, even as its 1-day technical reading sits at a cautious Hold, reflecting a market still undecided on whether the recent slide has fully run its course.

The scale of Monday’s VSOL withdrawals suggests a growing preference for sidelines over dip-buying, at least in the near term. Yet, with Solana still entrenched in the upper tier of blockchain ecosystems, some longer-term investors may see the pullback and ensuing ETF outflows as a reset rather than a verdict on the network’s prospects.

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