Solana Surge: Fidelity’s FSOL ETF Draws Wave of Year-End Inflows Despite Price Slump
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The Fidelity Solana Fund, ticker FSOL, closed out 2025 with a dramatic influx of capital, pulling in $73.41 million in fresh money on December 31, 2025. The latest flow represents a striking 64.63% of the fund’s total assets under management, which now stand at approximately $113.58 million—an aggressive vote of confidence in Solana exposure via a regulated vehicle.
The surge in flows is especially notable given the recent performance of the underlying asset. The related token, SOL-USD, is currently trading around $134.28 and has shed roughly 42.68% over the past three months. From a short-term trading perspective, the 1-day technical signal on Solana screens as Hold, suggesting neither clear bullish nor bearish momentum in the immediate term.
FSOL’s hefty year-end inflow hints that institutional and sophisticated retail investors may be treating the recent drawdown in Solana as an opportunity rather than a red flag. Allocators appear willing to absorb near-term volatility in pursuit of longer-term upside in the Solana ecosystem, using FSOL as a structured gateway. The scale of the single-day inflow relative to current AUM also underscores how quickly sentiment can shift in niche crypto-themed products as the market reassesses risk and growth prospects.
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