Big giants and asset management firms have applied for Solana (SOL) spot ETFs to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), starting from 2024. These firms aspire to capitalize on the growing demand for regulated crypto investment products, beyond Bitcoin and Ethereum.
Institutional and mainstream investors are seeking diversified crypto exposure, with Solana, as it is considered one of the most innovative altcoins by market capitalization. It has become quite attractive for fund managers looking to offer exposure to next-generation blockchain tech.
Investors strive to utilize Solana’s high-performance blockchain, which can process thousands of transactions per second and is widely used in decentralized finance (DeFi), NFTs, and other innovative applications.
However, the SEC has not approved any applications yet, but is expected to make a final decision on proposed Solana ETFs by October 2025. If approved, it will establish SOL as a legitimate mainstream asset in traditional financial markets.
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