Following Ethereum’s Path, Solana ETFs Enter Final Stage with Staking Details
The journey for spot Solana ETFs appears to be mirroring the successful path of their Ethereum counterparts.
The journey for spot Solana ETFs appears to be mirroring the successful path of their Ethereum counterparts.
The race to launch multi-crypto ETFs has officially begun, with Hashdex making the first move by adding XRP and Solana to its existing fund.
The path to altcoin ETFs is shaping up to be a story of bold gambits and regulatory patience. Asset manager Bitwise exemplifies the former, filing a prospectus for the first-ever Hyperliquid ETF.
Market-making giant GSR has filed plans for a novel ETF that would track public companies holding digital assets in their corporate treasuries.
The Securities and Exchange Commission has granted approval to Grayscale’s application for a multi-crypto ETP, a move that signals a potentially significant shift in the agency’s approach to non-Bitcoin digital assets.
The SEC is rolling out the red carpet for new crypto ETFs. The agency has approved universal listing standards, effectively creating a fast-track approval process for exchanges like Nasdaq and the NYSE.
CME Group, a leading global derivatives exchange, will introduce options trading for its Solana (SOL) and XRP futures on October 13, subject to regulatory approval.

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