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VanEck Hints At Introducing a Spot In Solana ETF

Kartik Sharma Kartik Sharma
27-07-2024
Last Updated: 26-10-2025
VanEck Hints At Introducing a Spot In Solana ETF

Spot Solana ETF on the Horizon? VanEck Explores Possibilities

VanEck has indicated at the possibility of introducing a spot Solana ETF, driven by significant interest from attendees at a recent Bitcoin conference. With spot Ethereum ETFs now trading, investors are looking toward Solana as the next potential crypto ETF. 

VanEck's recent X post suggests strong interest and sufficient liquidity for a Solana ETF, which could facilitate SEC approval. However, BlackRock's Head of digital assets, Robert Mitchnick, voiced opposition to more crypto ETFs, arguing that altcoins other than Ethereum make up less than 5% of the total crypto market cap, questioning the need for additional ETFs.

Moreover, according to the sentiment data, Solana has recently overtaken Binance Coin to become the fourth-largest crypto by market capitalization. This marks the first time in four years that SOL has surpassed BNB during its latest surge.

VanEck CEO on the Future of Solana (SOL) ETF

In a recent CNBC Squawk Box interview, VanEck CEO Jan van Eck voiced skepticism regarding the near-term approval of a Solana exchange-traded fund (ETF), despite the recent launch of Ethereum ETFs. He recommended that a SOL ETF might only gain approval if the Republican Party wins the upcoming US Presidential election, as the current Democratic administration is noticed as anti-crypto.

Van Eck emphasized the smooth launch of VanEck’s Ethereum ETF (ETHV) but noted that investor interest in Ethereum is significantly lower compared to Bitcoin, with flows at 10% to 20% of Bitcoin's levels.

Solana On the Technical Chart

On the daily technical chart, Solana is trading in a bullish zone above the key exponential moving averages. Moreover, indicators like MACD were also giving a positive outlook as the signal line and MACD line both hovered in the bullish zone suggesting bullish momentum in Solana.

At the time of writing, Solana was trading at $184.74 with an intraday gain of 0.94%. Currently, it has a market cap of 85.66 Billion and 24 hours trading volume of 2.46 Billion.

Last week Solana grew by almost 8.95% and last month it grew by almost 34.84% suggesting bullish momentum. Moreover, year to date it gave a fabulous return of 81.28% according to Tradingview data.

Conclusion

The potential launch of a spot Solana ETF by VanEck has gathered substantial interest, particularly following the successful launch of Ethereum ETFs. While regulatory approval remains skeptical, specifically under the current US administration, the possibility of a shift in political power could pave the way for new crypto ETFs.

Solana's recent performance and technical indicators suggest bullish momentum in the SOL price. With substantial gains over the past month and year, Solana resumes to draw investor interest, strengthening its position as a key player in the crypto space.

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Kartik Sharma

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Kartik Sharma is a dedicated crypto writer in blockchain and digital assets. His goal is to simplify cryptocurrency for everyone, whether you're a beginner or an experienced investor. From Bitcoin and altcoins to NFTs and DeFi, he breaks down complex topics into easy-to-understand insights.Kartik stays updated on market trends, price movements, and new technologies, ensuring his readers always have the latest information. His writing is clear, engaging, and designed to make crypto education simple and exciting.Believing in the power of blockchain, he is passionate about helping people navigate the fast-changing digital economy. His articles don’t just provide facts—they make crypto interesting and accessible for all. Whether you’re looking to learn or stay informed, Kartik’s insights will guide you through the world of cryptocurrency with ease.



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