Staking Sentiment Slips: Investors Pull $3.2 Million from Solana-Focused SSK ETF

Staking Sentiment Slips: Outflows Hit REX-Osprey SOL ETF as Solana Lags

The REX-Osprey SOL + Staking ETF, SSK, recorded net outflows of $3.2 million on January 7, 2026, a move that trimmed roughly 1.86% from its $171.6 million in assets under management. While modest in percentage terms, the withdrawal signals a cautious turn among investors in one of the higher-beta Solana-linked products after a volatile quarter for the underlying token.

The latest flow data suggest some investors are locking in gains from earlier rallies or repositioning after Solana’s pullback, rather than staging a wholesale exit. With more than 98% of AUM still intact, SSK remains sizable, but the direction of flows underscores how quickly sentiment can shift in yield-enhanced crypto strategies when underlying prices weaken.

The related asset, SOL-USD, is currently trading at $139.44, down about 30.2% over the past three months, highlighting the depth of the recent correction following a strong run earlier in the cycle. Despite the medium-term slide, near-term momentum indicators have flipped more constructive, with a 1-day technical signal of Buy, suggesting that short-term traders see potential for a rebound or at least a technical reprieve.

For ETF investors, the divergence between negative three-month performance and a bullish daily technical read sets up a tactical decision: whether the latest bout of outflows proves to be a lagging response to past weakness, or an early warning ahead of further downside. As always in crypto-linked products, flows can turn quickly, and SSK’s next moves are likely to mirror how convincingly Solana can stabilize above current levels.

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