Which venues listed SOL ETFs?

TLDR

In the U.S., Solana (SOL) ETFs are listed on NYSE Arca, Nasdaq, and Cboe BZX.

1. Fidelitys FSOL trades on NYSE Arca per an exchange listing update.
2. VanEcks VSOL and Canarys SOLC list on Nasdaq with SOLC confirmed in a launch note.
3. 21Shares TSOL is listed on Cboe BZX.

Deep Dive

1. NYSE Arca

FSOL (Fidelity Solana ETF) went live on NYSE Arca, with a 0.25% management fee and staking economics detailed around its launch day per an exchange listing note.

• The venue matters because NYSE Arca is the primary home for many crypto-linked ETPs, making broker access straightforward.
• Launch timing coincided with broader SOL ETF inflows, supporting distribution through mainstream channels per the page above.

2. Nasdaq

VanEcks VSOL debuted on Nasdaq, and Canarys SOLC (with Marinade staking) also lists on Nasdaq per a Nasdaq-focused coverage and a launch confirmation.

1. VSOLs fee waiver through an early asset threshold highlighted competitive positioning per the coverage above.
2. SOLC adds staking via Marinade, targeting yield within a regulated wrapper per the page above.
3. These listings expand the SOL ETF set beyond the first movers (Bitwise, Grayscale) and diversify venue access.

3. Cboe BZX

21Shares TSOL launched on Cboe BZX, making it the sixth U.S. SOL ETF and adding another major venue to the roster per an exchange-specific report.

• Cboe BZX has become an active venue for crypto ETPs, and TSOLs low fee plus staking component adds differentiation.
• The category now spans three major U.S. venues, with cumulative SOL ETF assets and inflows discussed in the report above.

Conclusion

SOL ETFs now trade across NYSE Arca, Nasdaq, and Cboe BZX, with issuers differentiating via fees and staking features. This venue spread eases access through standard brokerages while competition among issuers could improve investor terms over time.