Effective November 5, 2025, Grayscale has stunned by lowering all fees on its Solana Trust (GSOL) ETF to zero for up to three months or until it reaches $1 billion AUM. This audacious waiver immediately questions the Bitcoin-Ethereum hegemony, particularly as those behemoths bleed nearly $800 million in outflows and Solana accumulates successive inflow days, given that the fund is currently at just $88.6 million (a mere 0.10% of SOL's market). It's a deliberate power play to absorb institutional capital into the layer-1 growing fastest.
The updated GSOL is stuffed: 100% of SOL holdings placed for a rich 7.23% yearly return, with 95% of rewards going directly to investors via top-tier partners Galaxy, Coinbase Institutional, and Figment. Boasting blistering speed, ultra-low costs, and a thriving DeFi/NFT ecosystem attracting attention on Wall Street after years of repairing outages and increasing stability, Solana now shines. Grayscale is strongly betting these improvements make SOL the clear third pillar of institutional cryptocurrency.
This is a land grab, not charity. Setting a new zero-fee, high-yield standard, Grayscale is challenging rivals to match them while Solana's momentum is really powerful. Solana should solidify its place alongside BTC and ETH in every significant portfolio if the $1 billion mark early strikes. Get ready: the crypto triumvirate era has finally materialized.


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