Cboe executive: Solana ETF unlikely to launch without SOL futures
Rob Marrocco believes that crypto ETFs beyond Bitcoin and Ethereum are unlikely to emerge without a futures market being established first or regulatory changes.
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Rob Marrocco believes that crypto ETFs beyond Bitcoin and Ethereum are unlikely to emerge without a futures market being established first or regulatory changes.
With the passage of FIT21, approval from the SEC for spot Ethereum, and a comprehensive analysis of presidential candidates' attitudes towards cryptocurrency, it can be seen that approval for Solana ETF-led altcoins is imminent.
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In addition, some commentators are optimistic about the Solana ETF’s chances of approval.
If an ETH ETF gets the green light, changes in the regulatory and political landscape could increase the chances of approval for the Solana ETF.
In the near future, the Solana Spot ETF, poised to be the inaugural offering of its kind in North America by SOLWealth, is poised to capture significant attention in the cryptocurrency sphere.
Solana doesn’t have to go the Proposer-Builder Separation (PBS) route chosen by Ethereum, but it will need to take a comprehensive approach to stabilize its fee market in the long term.
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