Canary’s Solana ETF Moves Forward in SEC Review
Canary Capital has formally filed for a Solana (SOL) exchange-traded fund (ETF), marking the second such submitting after Grayscale’s proposal final week.
Within the regulatory filing, the Securities and Alternate Fee (SEC) invited public touch upon the “Canary Solana Belief,” a proposed exchange-traded fund (ETF) that may combine SOL funding into the mainstream monetary business.
The SEC has now opened a 21-day public remark interval, after which it would both approve, deny, or prolong the choice deadline.
Many specialists imagine that Solana (SOL) and different altcoins will get their very own ETFs this yr, although it’s unclear when and in what order. The SEC now appears extra open to crypto than it was underneath its earlier chair, Gary Gensler.
If accepted, this may permit mainstream traders to purchase Solana by way of conventional monetary markets, just like how Bitcoin ETFs work. Grayscale’s Solana ETF is barely forward within the course of. Its end result may point out how the SEC will deal with Canary’s utility.
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