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The SEC reportedly has agreed to accept Grayscale's application for a spot Solana (SOL) ETF, marking a key shift after earlier rejections. Prior to this, the SEC had refused to recognize ETF applications from Solana, instructing Cboe to withdraw the applications. Bloomberg analysts think this might be important, as it marks the first instance the SEC has accepted an ETF filing on a cryptocurrency previously labeled as a security.
Decision Deadline Approaches for Grayscale
The SEC has until October 11 to decide on Grayscale's application. Besides Grayscale, the SEC is also studying other ETF applications, such as Litecoin (LTC) and several XRP ETF proposals from firms like Bitwise and WisdomTree.
Analyst Predictions on ETF Approvals
An analyst is confident that a Solana ETF could get approved by the end of next year, but another thinks that it will take until 2026. According to Polymarket, there is currently a 39% chance of a Solana ETF being approved by the SEC before July 31.
