The post VanEck Launches Solana ETF with Zero Sponsor Fees appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Key Points: VanEck launches the Solana ETF on Nasdaq, offering zero sponsor fees initially. Solana ETF aims at boosting institutional access with integrated staking features. Launch occurs amid broader market volatility, affecting SOL’s immediate price movement. VanEck has officially launched its Solana ETF (VSOL) on Nasdaq as of November 17, 2025, delivering new investment opportunities with zero sponsor fees initially. The VSOL’s launch offers innovative access to Solana, potentially influencing market strategies by integrating staking rewards, amid broader market volatility and competitive asset management landscapes. VanEck’s Solana ETF Introduces Zero Fees and Staking VanEck’s Solana ETF (VSOL), launched this week, offers zero sponsor fees for an initial $1 billion AUM and integrates staking rewards. VanEck Director Kyle DaCruz highlights this as investor-friendly and efficient, aligning regulatory clarity with market access. The launch, while not spiking Solana prices, positions the ETF for gradual institutional traction, favoring VanEck’s strategic market appeal. Experts suggest VanEck’s ETF could lead to increased regulatory acceptance. On-chain staking embodies a new norm for crypto ETFs, despite continued market volatility. For detailed financial and disclosure information, refer to the SEC filing. Kyle DaCruz, Director of Digital Assets Product, VanEck, “Excited to be launching VSOL and aims to expand access through thoughtful, investor-focused products.” This reflects a commitment to cost efficiency and regulatory clarity. Solana Price Trends Amid VanEck’s Strategic Moves Did you know? Solana has seen a significant rise in institutional interest as ETFs become more mainstream in the crypto market. CoinMarketCap data shows Solana trading at $129.80, reflecting a 5.70% dip in 24 hours, aligning with the general market’s volatility. The Coincu research team notes Solana’s trading at $129.80 with a market cap nearing $71.95 billion. Recent price trends indicate a 5.70% decrease over 24 hours, and a long-term drop of 47.8% over two months. Institutional engagement… The post VanEck Launches Solana ETF with Zero Sponsor Fees appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Key Points: VanEck launches the Solana ETF on Nasdaq, offering zero sponsor fees initially. Solana ETF aims at boosting institutional access with integrated staking features. Launch occurs amid broader market volatility, affecting SOL’s immediate price movement. VanEck has officially launched its Solana ETF (VSOL) on Nasdaq as of November 17, 2025, delivering new investment opportunities with zero sponsor fees initially. The VSOL’s launch offers innovative access to Solana, potentially influencing market strategies by integrating staking rewards, amid broader market volatility and competitive asset management landscapes. VanEck’s Solana ETF Introduces Zero Fees and Staking VanEck’s Solana ETF (VSOL), launched this week, offers zero sponsor fees for an initial $1 billion AUM and integrates staking rewards. VanEck Director Kyle DaCruz highlights this as investor-friendly and efficient, aligning regulatory clarity with market access. The launch, while not spiking Solana prices, positions the ETF for gradual institutional traction, favoring VanEck’s strategic market appeal. Experts suggest VanEck’s ETF could lead to increased regulatory acceptance. On-chain staking embodies a new norm for crypto ETFs, despite continued market volatility. For detailed financial and disclosure information, refer to the SEC filing. Kyle DaCruz, Director of Digital Assets Product, VanEck, “Excited to be launching VSOL and aims to expand access through thoughtful, investor-focused products.” This reflects a commitment to cost efficiency and regulatory clarity. Solana Price Trends Amid VanEck’s Strategic Moves Did you know? Solana has seen a significant rise in institutional interest as ETFs become more mainstream in the crypto market. CoinMarketCap data shows Solana trading at $129.80, reflecting a 5.70% dip in 24 hours, aligning with the general market’s volatility. The Coincu research team notes Solana’s trading at $129.80 with a market cap nearing $71.95 billion. Recent price trends indicate a 5.70% decrease over 24 hours, and a long-term drop of 47.8% over two months. Institutional engagement…