First SOL ETF Hits The Market: Solana Price Bound For $200?



Florida-based Volatility Shares has launched the first two Solana futures ETFs in the United States: Volatility Shares Solana ETF (SOLZ) and Volatility Shares 2X Solana ETF (SOLT). Both funds are scheduled to list on the NASDAQ on March 20, 2025. ​

Markets embrace Solana ETFs despite concerns
The launch of these ETFs comes amid a period of high volatility in the cryptocurrency market. However, Volatility Shares CEO Justin Young emphasized that these new products help remove the technical barriers and complexities associated with investing directly in Solana. ​

Can Solana ETFs push SOL above $200?
Following the news of the launch of Solana futures ETFs, the price of Solana (SOL) increased by 8% to $134. However, to reach and sustain above $200, SOL needs to overcome key resistance levels and maintain steady growth momentum.​

The launch of Solana futures ETFs marks a major step in making Solana more accessible to traditional investors, and could provide a positive boost to SOL’s value in the future.