Solana Makes Waves with First U.S. ETFs Debut Today
It’s a big day for Solana (SOL) fans! On March 20, 2025, the first-ever Solana exchange-traded funds (ETFs) hit the U.S. market, marking a milestone for the fast-growing blockchain. Volatility Shares launched two ETFs: SOLZ, offering exposure to Solana futures, and SOLT, which doubles down with leveraged returns. This comes just three days after Solana futures began trading on the CME, signaling growing mainstream interest.
The crypto world is buzzing, especially after posts on X noted $314 million shifting from Ethereum to Solana over the past month. Analysts suggest this could push SOL’s price toward $180 if momentum holds. Today, SOL is hovering around $128, per real-time data from Changelly, though some predict a dip to $112 if selling pressure picks up, according to FXEmpire.
Sources like CryptoSlate report this ETF launch as a game-changer, potentially drawing more investors to Solana’s scalable network. With its fifth anniversary recently celebrated, Solana’s rise as an “Ethereum killer” feels more real than ever. Will it keep climbing? The market’s watching closely.
Sources: CryptoSlate (March 19, 2025), Changelly (updated today), FXEmpire (March 19, 2025), posts on X.
