The SEC is serious this time, requiring issuers to submit revised plans next week, as the SOL ETF approval enters a critical stage. Canada has already launched a SOL ETF with staking features, setting a precedent for the U.S. version, indicating that the staking route is viable.

The SEC is most concerned with two things:

First, the rules for how ETF shares can be converted into real currency need to be clearly defined.

Second, whether staking returns can be bundled into the product. If these two points can be resolved, investors will not only benefit from the appreciation of the token price but also earn additional staking interest, effectively doubling the attractiveness.

Once the news broke, SOL surged from $100 to $165, a 65% increase.

If approved, $200 is likely the next hurdle. However, during the approval process, prices will certainly fluctuate wildly, so entering the market now requires a seatbelt. The most noteworthy aspect is the SEC's softening stance on staking, which implicitly acknowledges DeFi's methodologies. If this succeeds, the combination of traditional finance and blockchain will likely lead to more innovative developments.

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