Odaily Planet Daily News: People familiar with the matter revealed that before Cboe BZX removed the relevant Solana ETF 19b-4 filing documents, the U.S. SEC held talks with potential issuers to discuss their concerns about Solana's potential status as a security. They said that after the discussion, the SEC and Cboe agreed not to submit the 19b-4 form to the Federal Register, otherwise the approval process would be initiated. Doing so would put pressure on the SEC to make a decision related to the Solana ETF. VanEck's Solana ETF's S-1 registration statement is still displayed on the SEC's filing system EDGAR. 21Shares' S-1 registration statement document no longer appears in search results, although the direct link is still valid. The person familiar with the matter said that given that the SEC had previously called Solana a security in multiple court documents, the SEC's position was not surprising to the issuer, nor did it indicate that these applications would encounter setbacks. They expect that there may be new filings or revisions to 19b-4 in the future, which will attempt to more strongly prove that Solana is not a security. "We cannot comment on regulatory proceedings at this time. We remain committed to expanding investors' access to cryptocurrencies in the U.S. market and around the world," said Audrey Belloff, director of communications at 21Shares. (The Block) Last week, according to X user @SummersThings, the 19b-4 forms for VanEck and 21Shares Solana ETF appear to have been removed from the CBOE website.