According to K33's latest report, Solana ETF is likely to see strong demand after listing, while other counterfeit products ETFs may face weaker inflows without BlackRock's participation.
K33's team of analysts (led by Vetle Lunde) said in a report released on Tuesday that the spot SOL ETF is expected to attract significant inflows, and signs of investor demand are already evident.
Analysts point out that the potential inflows into the Solana fund can already be seen in continued demand for the 2x long SOL leveraged ETF launched by VolatilityShares, which currently has equivalent exposure to about 2.28 million SOLs.
Meanwhile, other issuers are also preparing to launch more counterfeit products ETFs. For example, Canary's Litecoin (LTC) and Hedera (HBAR) related ETFs went public on Tuesday.
Lunde cautioned that these smaller, less well-known counterfeit products ETFs could struggle to attract enough attention in an increasingly crowded market. "We expect demand to diverge across ETFs," analysts wrote in the report, adding that some counterfeit products funds could "become irrelevant" in a competitive environment where dozens of other counterfeit products ETFs are being launched.
K33: Spot Solana ETF will attract inflows, small counterfeit products may "gradually lose influence"
2025-10-29 05:38:17
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