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SEC Delays Solana ETF Decision, Sparks Investor Optimism Amid Uncertainty

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has announced a delay in its decision-making regarding Franklin Templeton’s spot Solana (SOL) ETF application.

Analysts from Bloomberg suggest that while approval odds are high at 90%, the timeline for a decision remains unpredictable.

Market experts have noted the possibility of ETF approvals potentially occurring next month, though the SEC’s public comment period further complicates the timeline.

The SEC's ongoing discussions with issuers regarding the SOL ETF have been interpreted as a positive sign for approval.

Despite geopolitical tensions, recent data indicates that Solana has not experienced significant sell-offs, suggesting investor confidence.

However, declining spot market demand since mid-May and reduced speculative interest may postpone a substantial rebound in SOL prices.

If approved, analysts believe that ETF inflows could lead to a reversal of recent losses and possibly new all-time highs for Solana.

Projected price models estimate SOL could see gains ranging from 1.4 times the current price in a bear case to 8.9 times in a bullish scenario.

As market sentiment grows more positive in anticipation of regulatory changes, stakeholders remain engaged during the SEC’s four-week comment period.

Overall, this SEC delay could significantly influence the trajectory of both Solana and the broader cryptocurrency market as investors stay alert.