<p data-start="0" data-end="787">There&rsquo;s mounting speculation about whether the SEC will finally approve a Solana ETF, and several filings currently sit under review. Major firms like VanEck, 21Shares, Bitwise, Franklin Templeton, and others have lodged spot Solana ETF proposals, with some even amending them to include staking rewards and lowered fees. One such filing by Volatility Shares Trust includes multiple Solana-linked series, classified under different leverage contracts. Meanwhile, the SEC&rsquo;s timetable for reviewing these proposals is closely watched, especially as regulatory precedent &mdash; for Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs &mdash; offers insights into how cautious or swift the agency might be in granting approval for a Solana ETF.



<p data-start="789" data-end="1516">Still, approval isn&rsquo;t guaranteed. The SEC&rsquo;s decision will likely depend on satisfying key concerns like market manipulation, liquidity, custody security, and regulatory compliance. Recent developments may favor the cause: VanEck&rsquo;s amended S-1 proposes a low 0.30% management fee and staking options, which could make the product more attractive and compliant. But the agency has historically proceeded slowly with altcoin ETFs, even when filings appear robust. As the crypto community waits, the list of Solana ETF filings offers a transparent window into institutional intent &mdash; and the SEC&rsquo;s responses will be key for determining whether SOL joins Bitcoin and Ethereum in the ETF era.