TLDR
Franklin Templetons Solana ETF (SOEZ) is listed on NYSE Arca, where it began live trading on 3 Dec (NYSE Arca listing).
- SOEZ tracks the CF Benchmarks Solana Index and includes staking in its design (details).
- Other Solana ETPs are on NYSE, CBOE, and NASDAQ per sector coverage (round?up).
- Leveraged SOL ETFs launched on CBOE (2x long) are separate products from spot ETFs (CBOE launch).
Deep Dive
1. Venue And Ticker
The most recent spot Solana ETF from Franklin Templeton trades on NYSE Arca under ticker SOEZ, confirmed at launch on 3 Dec (NYSE Arca listing). It provides regulated exposure via an ETF wrapper accessible through standard brokerage accounts (launch coverage).
If your broker supports NYSE Arca ETFs, you can access SOL exposure through SOEZ without holding the asset directly.
2. Product Design
SOEZ tracks the CME CF Solana?Dollar Reference Rate and uniquely allows staking within the fund, distributing staking rewards as income to the ETF (fund details). Coverage notes NYSE Arca approval and first trading day specifics (launch summary).
The index tracking plus staking aims to capture both price moves and staking yield inside a familiar ETF vehicle.
3. Other Venues And Variants
Sector round?ups note multiple Solana ETPs across NYSE, CBOE, and NASDAQ (for example BSOL, GSOL, TSOL, FSOL, VSOL, SOLC) with sizeable assets (round?up). Separately, leveraged SOL ETFs (2x long) launched on CBOE are derivative?based trading tools, not spot holders of SOL (CBOE launch).
Confirm whether you want spot exposure (like SOEZ on NYSE Arca) or leveraged trading exposure (such as 2x products on CBOE); they serve different goals and risk profiles.
Conclusion
Answer: NYSE Arca listed Franklin Templetons Solana ETF (SOEZ). If you meant leveraged ETFs rather than spot, those debuted on CBOE. Choose the venue and product type that match your objective (spot exposure versus short?term leveraged trading).
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