Staking Fatigue? REX-Osprey’s SOL ETF Sees Outflow as Solana Slump Deepens
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The REX-Osprey SOL + Staking ETF, SSK, recorded net outflows of $551,662 on January 14, 2026, a modest but notable redemption equal to about 0.34% of its latest reported assets under management of $160.0 million. While the flow represents a small slice of total AUM, it underscores growing investor caution toward yield-focused Solana products after a sharp pullback in the underlying token.
The related asset, SOL-USD, is currently trading at $126.97, having shed roughly 33.4% over the past three months. The 1-day technical backdrop remains negative, with a Sell signal pointing to continued near-term weakness. That combination of longer-term drawdown and short-term bearish momentum appears to be eroding some of the earlier enthusiasm for staking-enhanced exposure.
Contextually, the outflow from SSK is not yet large enough to suggest capitulation, but it aligns with a broader pattern in crypto markets where investors are trimming risk in higher-beta altcoins and associated structured products after a volatile quarter. For SSK, which marries Solana price exposure with staking yield, the recent move suggests that yield alone is no longer sufficient to offset concerns about drawdowns and technical pressure on Solana itself.
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