- The VanEck Solana Staking ETF updates its prospectus for 2025.
- A 0.30% management fee is set.
- Integration of staking yields highlights institutional interest.
VanEck has filed an updated prospectus for its Solana Staking ETF, named the VanEck Solana ETF, with a management fee of 0.30%, according to the June 13, 2025, SEC filing.
This move signifies institutional confidence in Solana, integrating staking rewards, potentially impacting institutional adoption and market dynamics for Solana-linked assets.
VanEck has filed an updated prospectus for its Solana Staking ETF, setting a 0.30% management fee. The proposal integrates staking yield provisions, marking one of the first spot crypto ETFs to incorporate such rewards.
VanEck Digital Assets, LLC sponsors the ETF with custody partners including Gemini Trust Company and Coinbase Custody. Staking partners are considered, supporting potential liquid staking tokens if regulators permit.
Introduction of this ETF could increase institutional confidence in Solana as a major asset. Staking activities through the ETF may lead to changes in Solana’s supply dynamics and improved network security.
The ETF’s low management fee is designed for cost competitiveness. With Gemini and Coinbase as custodians, institutional interest is likely to grow due to trusted asset storage mechanisms.
The ETF prospectus aligns with other spot crypto ETFs as a grantor trust. SEC review is ongoing, though no timeline for approval is defined. If approved, it could enhance Solana’s adoption in institutional portfolios.
Insights on potential regulatory and technological outcomes imply that the fund could create precedents for future hybrid ETFs. Historical trends suggest similar spot ETFs have temporarily boosted underlying asset values upon approval.
Matthew Sigel, Head of Digital Assets Research, VanEck, – “VanEck’s entry into staking with the Solana ETF signifies institutional confidence in the Solana ecosystem.”
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