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Franklin Templeton’s SOEZ Solana crypto ETF attracted $1.50M in a single day on March 25, 2026 – a one-day total that represents approximately 15.9% of the fund’s overall $9.60M in assets under management.
This inflow occurs amid circumstances that make the trend increasingly noticeable: SOL has declined by about 33.5% over the last three months, currently trading near $83.06.
There are purchasers capitalizing on the downturn through a regulated vehicle, and the amount relative to AUM indicates intentional positioning rather than mere drift.
MARKETS: SOLANA ETFS EXPERIENCE OVER $4 MILLION IN OUTFLOWS THIS WEEK
As per data from @SoSoValueCrypto, the collection of spot @Solana $SOL ETFs in the US has collectively experienced approximately $4.24 million in outflows over the past week.
This marks the products’ first week of net outflows in quite some time… pic.twitter.com/xmmRk4yLkk— BSCN (@BSCNews) March 29, 2026
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Can Solana Crypto Reclaim $96 as SOEZ Inflows Indicate Institutional Accumulation?
SOEZ was launched quietly on February 23 and is not a conventional spot product; it actually holds genuine SOL and accumulates staking rewards, typically around 5–7% APY. This means that investors are not only benefiting from price appreciation but also earning yield while holding, adding a dimension that most spot exposures lack, with shares priced around $14.34 by March 30.
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On the chart, indicators consistently point back to the $80 level, as long as SOL remains above it, the structure remains intact.
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Particularly with ETF demand gradually absorbing selling pressure and AUM increasing in the background, this provides price potential to rise and eventually revisit the $96 area.
Currently, it appears more like a gradual recovery than a breakout, with SOL likely fluctuating within the $80 to $92 range while short positions begin to get squeezed out and buyers continue to absorb dips, setting the stage for a possible upward movement if momentum returns.
However, if $80 is breached with significant volume, the narrative could change quickly, as that level serves as the foundation of the current structure, and losing it would open the pathway for a more pronounced decline into the low $70s, where the next substantial support resides.
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