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The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has officially acknowledged Fidelity’s application for a Solana 
$109 (SOL) spot ETF. This significant development in the financial sector outlines Fidelity’s regulatory proposal for the Solana ETF, which is anticipated to be traded on the Cboe BZX Exchange.
Solana ETF Application
Fidelity has submitted a request to launch a Solana-based investment fund on the Cboe BZX Exchange. The SEC’s approval indicates that the application includes required changes and additions to existing regulations. The application process has gained momentum following the revision of the regulatory proposal submitted on March 25, which is set to be clarified by April 1, 2025.
The Cboe BZX Exchange has completed its application to list and trade the spot Solana ETF named Fidelity Solana Fund with the SEC. At this stage, public comments will be collected, and the evaluation process will continue.
Market Operations and Regulatory Process
The revised proposal encompasses regulations for listing the Solana ETF under BZX Rules. These rules include principles governing the trading of commodity-based investment vehicles. Fidelity aims to gain investor confidence through the Form S-1 registration statement it will submit to the SEC.
With this application, Fidelity’s experience in cryptocurrency-based investment vehicles is highlighted. The company has previously launched products like the Fidelity Wise Origin Bitcoin 
$79,027 Fund (FBTC) and the Fidelity Ethereum 
$1,567 Fund (FETH). This experience is cited as a reference to the potential market acceptance of the new Solana ETF.
FBTC has gathered approximately $17 billion in assets, while FETH has reached around $975 million in managed assets. This situation increases expectations that Fidelity could replicate its performance with similar investment vehicles.
In addition to these discussions, the principles that regulatory bodies will apply while evaluating the new regulatory proposals remain a point of public interest. It has been reported that further details will be provided in the coming days.
