With $60B in Staked SOL on the Line, Firms Update ETF Filings to Meet SEC Expectations

Nine major firms have updated Solana ETF filings to include staking disclosures SEC’s active review and post-election stance suggest higher chances of ETF approvals Approved Solana ETFs could boost liquidity, adoption, and portfolio diversification The race to launch a U.S. spot Solana (SOL) exchange-traded fund (ETF) has entered a decisive new stage, with all known applicants making a significant, uniform change to their filings. According to analyst MartyParty, nine financial firms had applications in the pipeline as of July 31, 2025, each now amended to include provisions for staking. #Solana $SOL ETF Update – 31 July, 2025 @vaneck_us Solana Trust: Filed June 27, 2024. Current status: Pending approval. Updates: Amended S-1 filing in June 2025 to include staking provisions; SEC requested further updates by end of July 2025. @21Shares Core Solana ETF:… — MartyParty (@martypartymusic) July 31, 2025 A Coordinated Strategy Among Applicants This series of amendments signals a coordinated strategy to align with the Securities and Exchange Commission’s (SEC) expectations. VanEck and 21Shares were early movers, filing their Solana ETF proposals in Jun… The post With $60B in Staked SOL on the Line, Firms Update ETF Filings to Meet SEC Expectations appeared first on Coin Edition .