What comes after BTC and ETH? π
Even though the ETH ETF hasn't been officially launched yet, some firms are already looking to get a head start on turning one of the largest crypto assets into an ETF.
Yesterday, Matthew Sigel, the head of digital assets research at VanEck, revealed that the firm had submitted a filing for a Solana ETF.
The ETF, known as the VanEck Solana Trust, would be listed on the Cboe BZX exchange, and its shares would be valued daily according to the Solana Benchmark Rate, which is aggregated based on prices from five specific trading platforms.
Although the SEC deemed Solana a security during its lawsuit against Binance last year, Sigel claims that it should be considered a commodity because it has similar properties to Bitcoin and Ethereum.
In October 2023, VanEck published its valuation of Solana, projecting that in the most bullish scenario, the cryptocurrency could potentially breach a price of $3,200 by 2030.
Since the news of VanEck's SOL ETF filing broke out, the price of SOL has risen by 7.8% from $139.50 to a peak of $150.33 but is currently trading lower at $144.75.
Editor's Note:
We've yet to see how well the ETH ETF performs, but institutions are already eager to push out new crypto ETF products to the public. Yet, some have argued that the SOL ETF will likely not be approved due to volume requirements, and even if it does get approved, it would likely be in 2025. However, the winds of change can blow very quickly, as we've seen before with the ETH ETF.
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