Expert Sees a Likely Approval Ahead as Major Issuers Line Up for Approval
In a recent X post, Crypto analyst and Founder of Wealth Mastery, Lark Davis, said this is an important week for Solana.
He emphasized that the SEC’s final deadline to decide on the pending SOL ETF filings is only four days away. He believes approval is very likely, given the strong inflows and rising interest from institutional investors in Solana.
Several major asset managers, including Grayscale, VanEck, 21Shares, Canary, and Bitwise, have applied to launch spot Solana ETFs. Recently, Bitwise, Canary, and Grayscale updated their filings to add staking features. This allows the funds to earn rewards from the Solana tokens they hold.
ETF Issuers Push for Liquid Staking Integration
Building on these filings, several issuers have sent a public letter to the SEC asking for Liquid Staking Tokens (LSTs) to be included in the ETF framework. They proposed using Solana as a test case. By adding LSTs, these funds would hold SOL tokens and join Solana’s proof-of-stake network.
This would let investors earn staking rewards and boost their returns. If approved, experts claimed it could open the door for new financial products that use blockchain technology.
The REX Shares Solana Staking ETF (SSK) is currently the only Solana ETF listed in the United States, managing over $406 million in assets.
Its steady growth shows that traditional investors are becoming more interested in Solana’s ecosystem. Meanwhile, in Europe, Bitwise has reached a new milestone with its Solana Staking ETP (BSOL). Launched in 2024, BSOL has now passed $100 million in assets under management (AUM).
Strong Solana ETF Inflows Signal Rising Institutional Demand
Even as parts of the U.S. government face a temporary shutdown, Solana-based ETPs continue to break records. Data from CoinShares shows that Solana ETPs attracted $706 million in weekly inflows. This pushed total AUM across all Solana products to over $5.1 billion. This is more than double the previous high of $311 million set in July.
Meanwhile, Solana’s momentum is not limited to spot products. Futures-based SOL ETFs have already crossed the $1 billion inflow mark.
This further proves the growing demand for Solana-linked financial instruments. This surge shows that big investors are growing more confident in Solana’s future. It also highlights Solana’s fast and low-cost blockchain as a strong rival to Ethereum in DeFi and tokenization.
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