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Solana ETF: capital flows are divided among major managers
Amid growing interest in digital assets, spot ETFs for Solana are experiencing a challenging period. According to the analytics platform Farside, on January 17, there was a redistribution of investment flows between various ETF products amounting to several million dollars, demonstrating the uneven positioning of major asset managers.
Positive Signal from Fidelity: Inflow of $400,000 into FSOL
Among the mixed picture of capital movements, the inflow of funds into the Fidelity platform stands out. According to Farside’s report, on this day, the ETF product FSOL, managed by Fidelity, attracted $400,000 from investors. This inflow indicates continued trust from the traditional financial sector in Solana as a promising asset.
Capital Outflows from TSOL and GSOL Offset the Positive Momentum
However, not all market participants share the optimism. According to Farside, 21Shares experienced a $700,000 outflow from its TSOL product, and Grayscale recorded an even more significant movement — a withdrawal of $1.9 million from the GSOL fund. As a result, the total outflow amounted to $2.2 million, exceeding the $400,000 inflow into FSOL and indicating a complex investor sentiment regarding Solana’s current valuation.
These divergent flows reflect differences in the investment strategies of major financial players in the digital asset market and suggest a reassessment of positions amid market volatility.