Solana Bets Return: Franklin’s SOEZ Pulls in Fresh Cash Despite Price Slump
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The Franklin Solana ETF, SOEZ, drew a sizable $747,250 of net inflows on February 09, 2026, a notable move for a fund with just $6,014,400 in assets under management. The latest flow represents roughly 12.4% of AUM, signaling renewed investor interest even as Solana itself remains under pressure.
The related asset, SOL-USD, is currently trading at $80.68 after a bruising three months that have seen it slide about 47.7%. Its short-term trading outlook is cautious, with a one-day technical rating of Sell, underscoring the tension between ETF inflows and spot-market weakness.
That divergence hints at a growing cohort of investors looking to position ahead of a potential Solana rebound or simply to average down after the drawdown. For now, the size of the inflow relative to AUM suggests that even modest shifts in sentiment can meaningfully reshape SOEZ’s profile.
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