The Canary Solana ETF, managed by Canary Capital Group, will hold solana (SOL) as its sole asset, calculated daily using the CME CF Solana-Dollar Reference Rate, provided by CF Benchmarks. The fund’s net asset value (NAV) will reflect SOL prices based on aggregated trade flow from various digital platforms.

Through this structure, Canary seeks to facilitate access to the SOL market, allowing investors to buy and sell shares via brokerage accounts without directly managing SOL holdings. According to the SEC filing, the ETF will not employ derivatives or leverage, aiming to replicate SOL’s market performance as closely as possible.

However, it operates outside the Investment Company Act of 1940, meaning it lacks the regulatory protections afforded to other registered investment vehicles. Canary emphasized that any gains or losses in the ETF will result from fluctuations in SOL’s value, without additional performance strategies.

The ETF’s structure comes with notable risks, as stated in the prospectus. The filing states SOL’s price has exhibited high volatility, and the network’s relatively recent adoption means it lacks a comprehensive track record. Investors are cautioned that SOL’s value may fluctuate significantly, potentially impacting the ETF’s performance.

Moreover, the Canary SOL trust will not recognize “forks” or other derivative assets from SOL, discarding these as per current policies. Additionally, Canary said that holders should be prepared to handle inherent risks due to limited regulation in SOL’s spot markets.

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