Staking Setback: REX-Osprey’s SOL ETF Sees Outflows as Token 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 pullback equal to roughly 0.31% of its $178.47 million in assets under management. While the move doesn’t signal a rush for the exits, it underlines growing investor caution around Solana-linked products after a choppy quarter for the underlying token.
The related asset, SOL-USD, is currently trading at $127.66, having shed about 31.16% over the past three months. That drawdown, combined with a short-term bearish tone, is reflected in its 1-day technical signal, which sits at Sell. For an ETF like SSK, which leans on both SOL price appreciation and staking yields, such a backdrop can compress returns and make volatility harder for investors to stomach.
Still, the scale of the redemption relative to total AUM suggests a measured repositioning rather than wholesale abandonment. Some investors appear to be locking in prior gains or reducing exposure amid uncertainty over Solana’s next catalyst, while others may see the recent weakness as setting up a more attractive entry point if technicals stabilize.
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