The SEC's recent decision to deny spot SOL ETF applications has been met with disappointment by many SOL investors
[1]. BlackRock has further dampened hopes for other altcoin spot ETFs, stating their immediate focus on BTC and ETH
[2]. However, the SOL price has remained remarkably steady, trading above 120 USD for several months.
A significant milestone for Solana has been reached: Brazil, known for its pro-crypto stance, has approved spot SOL ETFs
[3,4]. This move comes as a welcome development for investors seeking to hedge against inflation and diversify their portfolios
[5]. While it's unlikely to immediately propel SOL's price to 1000 USD, it undoubtedly strengthens Solana's position in the market and could attract substantial investment from Brazilian investors.
The success of spot SOL ETFs in Brazil might serve as a catalyst for U.S. investment giants like BlackRock and Fidelity to introduce similar products. This strategic move would be driven by the potential for significant profits in the American market.
I would like to know your opinion on this issue:
- Do you own SOL in your balance?
- Do you think that spot SOL ETFs in Brazil will drive the price of SOL up?
- Besides spot SOL ETFs, what are the main drivers for SOL price growth?
References:[1]
The SEC rejected Cboe’s 19b-4 filings for Solana ETFs: Source[2]
There won’t be a ‘long list of crypto ETFs,’ BlackRock’s Robert Mitchnick says[3]
Brazil poised to launch world’s first spot Solana ETF ahead of global markets[4]
Second Solana ETF Approved in Brazil[5]
Crypto in Brazil