Stakers Step Back: Solana-Focused SSK ETF Sees Measured Outflow as Token Slips but Signals ‘Buy’

Stakers Step Back: REX-Osprey’s SOL ETF Sees Outflow as Token Slump Tests Conviction

The REX-Osprey SOL + Staking ETF, ticker SSK, recorded net outflows of $551,662 on January 14, 2026, a modest but notable pullback equal to about 0.31% of its $178.47 million in assets under management. While the move is not large enough to signal a broad exodus, it does underscore growing investor sensitivity to recent volatility in Solana and the broader crypto complex.

The related asset, SOL-USD, is currently trading at $144.35, having shed roughly 22.1% over the past three months. Despite that drawdown, short-term momentum indicators are turning more constructive, with the 1-day technical signal flashing Buy. This split picture—medium-term weakness alongside a near-term bullish signal—helps explain why flows in SSK are cooling rather than collapsing, as some investors rotate out after recent losses while others eye potential entry points.

For SSK holders, the latest outflow suggests profit-taking and risk management rather than a wholesale rethink of Solana’s staking-driven yield story. If SOL stabilizes or responds to the emerging short-term technical strength, the ETF could quickly see flows normalize—or even reverse—as tactical traders and yield-seekers reassess the balance between volatility and staking rewards.

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