Solana Bets Return: Franklin’s SOEZ ETF Sees One-Quarter of Its Assets Pour In on Single Day
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The Franklin Solana ETF, ticker SOEZ, attracted fresh inflows of $1,122,100 on January 5, 2026, a substantial move that amounts to roughly 23.3% of its latest reported assets under management of $4,808,000. The single-day surge in capital underscores renewed investor conviction in Solana-linked products despite a recent downturn in the underlying token’s price.
The related asset, SOL-USD, is currently trading at $145.47, having shed about 28% over the past three months. Yet the near-term picture looks more constructive: its 1-day technical signal stands at Buy, suggesting that short-term momentum and technical indicators are turning in favor of the bulls even as longer-term holders remain under water.
The combination of sharp inflows into SOEZ and a still-depressed three-month price profile for Solana may reflect investors “buying the dip” through regulated ETF structures rather than taking on direct token exposure. If the improving technical backdrop in SOL-USD persists, SOEZ’s rapid asset growth could signal a broader re-risking into high-beta crypto assets at the start of 2026. For a more detailed analysis and real-time sentiment trends, check the live cryptocurrency prices here.