Solana Bets Heat Up as Franklin’s SOEZ ETF Pulls In Nearly 20% of Its Assets in One Day
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The Franklin Solana ETF, ticker SOEZ, drew fresh inflows of $1,091,450 on January 21, 2026, a surge equivalent to roughly 19.8% of its assets under management. The latest flow lifts the fund’s AUM to $5,513,750, underscoring a sharp burst of investor interest despite a choppy backdrop for Solana itself.
The inflow is striking given the underlying token’s recent performance. The related asset, SOL-USD, is currently trading at $126.91 and has dropped about 34.1% over the past three months, a reminder of the volatility that continues to define the major smart-contract platform. Technically, short-term momentum remains fragile: the 1-day signal sits at Sell, indicating that near-term price pressure could persist even as ETF investors step in on perceived weakness.
For now, the disconnect between SOEZ’s robust inflows and Solana’s negative three-month trajectory suggests that some investors are positioning for a medium-term rebound rather than trading the latest technical signals. If these flows continue, SOEZ could become a bellwether for institutional sentiment toward Solana’s ecosystem, especially as traders weigh regulatory headlines, network upgrades, and competition from rival layer-1s.
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