Solana SOL Mania Grips Brazil: Second ETF Gets Regulatory Approval

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Brazil has approved its second Solana ETF, launched by Hashdex in partnership with BTG Pactual, expanding crypto investment options.

The first Solana ETF from QR Asset Management is still awaiting trading approval, with both ETFs offering regulated exposure to Solana’s ecosystem.

Brazil has taken a significant step forward in the cryptocurrency landscape by approving its second spot Solana ETF (Exchange-Traded Fund). This development strengthens Brazil’s position as a major hub for crypto investment in Latin America. The new ETF, set to be launched by Hashdex, opens up more options for investors seeking exposure to Solana (SOL) without the need to directly purchase or store the tokens.

Hashdex Teams Up with BTG Pactual

Hashdex, a local asset management firm with over $962 million in assets under management, is spearheading this latest ETF launch. The company is collaborating with BTG Pactual, one of Brazil’s largest investment banks, to bring the Solana ETF to market. This isn’t Hashdex’s first venture into crypto ETFs—its portfolio already includes offerings for the Nasdaq Crypto Index, Bitcoin, and Ethereum, all of which are listed on Brazil’s main stock exchange, the B3.

With this new Solana ETF, Hashdex aims to tap into the growing interest in Solana’s ecosystem among Brazilian investors. The ETF will track the CME CF Solana Dollar Reference Rate, an index developed by the Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) and CF Benchmarks. This index aggregates data from multiple cryptocurrency exchanges, ensuring that the ETF price accurately reflects real market conditions.

QR Asset Management’s ETF Still in the Wings

Interestingly, Hashdex wasn’t the first to enter the Solana ETF space in Brazil. QR Asset Management secured regulatory approval for its own Solana ETF on August 8. This ETF also tracks the same CME CF Solana Dollar Reference Rate, offering a reliable way for investors to gain exposure to Solana. However, it remains in its pre-operational phase, awaiting final approval from the B3 stock exchange before it can start trading. According to insiders, trading could commence within the next two months.

Brazil’s Growing Crypto Market

The approval of a second Solana ETF underscores Brazil’s forward-thinking approach to cryptocurrency investments. By providing regulated, exchange-traded options for crypto assets like Solana, the country is making it easier for both retail and institutional investors to participate in the digital economy. As Hashdex and QR Asset Management prepare to bring these ETFs to market, Brazilian investors are set to gain greater access to one of the most promising blockchain ecosystems in the world.

The introduction of these Solana ETFs highlights Brazil’s commitment to staying ahead in the global race for crypto adoption. As more ETFs enter the market, the country’s crypto scene is poised for even more growth and innovation.

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