Not only do I have confidence in SOL, but even the SEC has started to nod in agreement.

I currently hold 49 SOL in my real position, and my short-term goal is to hold 200. Whether it's spot trading or contract following, everything is real and visible. It's not just shouting signals, nor is it lifting a platform; I simply did one thing: I chose to bet on chains with long-term value.

In the past few months, SOL's performance has comprehensively surpassed the vast majority of L1s in TVL, user activity, on-chain data, and developer growth, but the price has not yet fully reflected this qualitative change. And just at the beginning of August, several institutions, including Fidelity, Grayscale, Franklin, and VanEck, have officially submitted the S-1 amendment for the Solana spot ETF, which has opened up compliance and mainstream financial channels for SOL.

So, what is the probability of the Solana spot ETF being approved?

According to analyses from Bloomberg, CoinDesk, and others, the likelihood of approval in the next 3-6 months has reached as high as 80-90%. The launch of the ETF will bring tens of billions in incremental funds and compliant purchasing power to SOL, enhancing its market position, price performance, and ecological stickiness. Therefore, its transformation from 'king of altcoins' to 'institutional target' is not a dream, but a path.

So I will continue to hold, at least until the end of the month, or even wait until the Sol ETF is clearly advancing and the market hits new highs before considering taking profits in batches.

Because this time, it's not just me who recognizes Solana; even institutions and regulators are leaning towards it.

Whether you have confidence is one thing; whether the SEC and Fidelity have confidence is another. $SOL