Cantor Fitzgerald reveals the number of Solana ETF shares in the latest filing submitted to the SEC

Cantor Fitzgerald has publicly disclosed for the first time its stake in the Solana ETF in the Form 13F report submitted to the SEC, with 58,000 shares of Volatility Shares Solana ETF (SOLZ), valued at $1.28 million at the time of filing in mid-November. This fund provides exposure to Solana through futures contracts, not holding the tokens directly, and has been trading on Nasdaq since March.

Cantor Fitzgerald's move comes amid a new wave of Solana ETFs emerging in the U.S., with issuers like Fidelity, Canary, and VanEck launching products after SEC approval. According to Jonathan Inglis, CEO of Protocol Theory, a traditional financial company holding a Solana ETF “helps reduce risk in the eyes of mainstream investors” and reflects the cautious attitude of retail investors gradually shifting towards actual behavior.

This move reflects the traditional financial trend seeking to approach Solana through familiar channels, easily accessible for retail investors.