Solana Bets Heat Up as Franklin’s SOEZ ETF Pulls in Nearly a Quarter of Its Assets in One Day
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The Franklin Solana ETF, ticker SOEZ, saw a sharp influx of capital on January 05, 2026, with fresh inflows of $1,122,100. The move is striking relative to the fund’s size: the new money represents roughly 24% of its latest reported assets under management of $4,679,000, signaling a sudden surge in investor conviction around the product despite volatile underlying conditions.
Such a large single-day flow, measured as a proportion of AUM, is rare for a niche crypto-linked ETF and hints that a mix of speculative buyers and longer-term allocators may be using the recent weakness in Solana to scale in. It also underscores how quickly sentiment can swing in thematically focused funds, where concentrated bets amplify both risk and potential reward.
The related asset, SOL-USD, is currently trading around $136.38. Over the past three months, Solana has shed roughly 27.65%, a reminder that flows into SOEZ are arriving against a backdrop of notable price retracement rather than momentum-driven euphoria. Even so, the short-term picture looks more balanced: the 1-day technical signal sits at Hold, suggesting neither clear bullish nor bearish dominance in the immediate term.
For now, investors appear willing to look through recent downside in Solana’s token price, using SOEZ as a regulated gateway to re-enter or increase exposure. Whether these aggressive inflows mark the early stages of a contrarian build-up or simply a brief speculative burst will likely depend on how Solana’s price and on-chain fundamentals evolve in the coming weeks.
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