#SEC推迟SOL ETF审批

SOL ETF has been put on "pause": Who is afraid of Solana's speed?

The news of the SEC delaying the Solana ETF application has sparked market debates—what exactly is causing the regulatory agency to "hesitate"? One potential answer is: Solana's speed and influence have touched the sensitive nerves of traditional finance and centralized systems.

Solana continues to devour Ethereum's market share with its high-performance public chain positioning, and the DeFi, NFT, and GameFi ecosystems are thriving, with TVL continuously rising. Its user growth rate has even been referred to as the "highway of Web3." Once ETFs, as traditional financial bridges, connect to Solana, it will signify that mainstream capital is officially "embracing the speed revolution."

The SEC's delay in response seems more like an attempt to buy time for systematic assessment and political maneuvering. Especially with the U.S. elections approaching and the fluctuating policies in the cryptocurrency industry, any high-impact approval could lead to political consequences. Additionally, Solana has previously been affected by the FTX incident, and its token distribution along with its early governance model still raises controversies, making it a key point of regulatory consideration.

Despite short-term pressure, a delay is not a rejection. For investors, it may be wise to remain calm at this moment and seize opportunities within emotional fluctuations. What is truly concerning is not the delayed decision, but the overlooked potential value of Solana's long-term crypto infrastructure.