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VanEck Solana ETF provides a six‑month snapshot through June 30, 2026, showing performance tightly linked to Solana (SOL). Net assets fell from $23.54 million at December 31, 2025 to $14.32 million, as SOL’s price declined 39.64% from $124.73 to $75.29.
NAV per share dropped from $16.23 to $10.05, a 38.08% total return loss for the six months and 8.72% loss for the quarter. The trust held 190,186.09 SOL at fair value of $14.32 million, including significant staked SOL. Realized and unrealized losses on SOL totaled $10.77 million, partially offset by $469,636 in net staking income and very low reported net expenses of 0.19% of average net assets due to fee waivers.
Management highlights that virtually all assets are in SOL, so NAV remains highly exposed to SOL’s price, staking risks, potential protocol changes such as the planned Alpenglow upgrade, and evolving U.S. digital‑asset and staking regulation, including the risk SOL could be recharacterized as a security.