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#ETF Solana Price Prediction: SOL Could Skyrocket 9x on Spot ETF Approval SOL $147.67 +4.10% GSR Markets forecasts a dramatic 900% rise for Solana if a U.S. spot ETF is approved. Despite regulatory challenges, there is optimism for future changes in the SEC. Key Insights GSR Markets, a top market maker, predicts a 900% increase for Solana with the approval of a spot ETF in the U.S. This prediction assumes Solana can capture between 2% and 15% of the inflows seen by Bitcoin ETFs. GSR Markets outlines three scenarios for Solana's price: a "blue sky" scenario with a 900% rise, a "baseline" scenario, and a "bear" scenario with a 140% rise. Gary Gensler's stance on Solana as a security in the Coinbase/Binance lawsuits makes approval challenging. Analysts believe a new administration and SEC leadership could be more open to approving Solana ETFs. #Solana #crypto #ETF #Blockchain #cryptocurrencry
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#ETF Bitcoin {{BTC}} has risen 2.8% over 24 hours, trading above $66,500, and ether {{ETH}} has advanced to $3,240, according to CoinDesk Indices data, as multiple issuers in Hong Kong said they'd been approved for spot crypto exchange-traded funds (ETFs). China Asset Management, Bosera Capital and other applicants posted to social-media platform WeChat (Weixin) that they had been approved to list spot bitcoin and ether ETFs in Hong Kong. However, these announcements seem to have front-run an official statement from the Securities and Futures Commission (SFC), which has not posted a list of approved issuers. Some of the posts have since been deleted. The SFC did not return emails or phone calls asking for comment. Singapore-based digital assets trading house QCP Capital said in a message shared with CoinDesk that it believes the ETFs, when approved, will unlock some institutional demand during Asia trading hours. "Participants who wanted exposure have always been limited to US hours, but this now gives institutional investors an Asia-based alternative," QCP wrote. "We believe this will be bullish short term, but there are more important narratives and drivers such as macro events."
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