TLDR
- Invesco Galaxy Solana ETF plans to list on the CBOE BZX Exchange under ticker QSOL.
- Invesco’s first capital infusion for the ETF includes a $100,000 investment in shares.
- The SEC filing follows a revision of Invesco’s ETF application with updated fee structures.
- Invesco joins Franklin Templeton in launching Solana-based ETFs for investors.
Invesco Galaxy Solana ETF has filed its final registration with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), marking a key step toward listing on the Cboe BZX Exchange. The SEC filing, made public on December 9, 2025, is one of the final requirements before the new exchange-traded fund (ETF) can begin trading. Invesco Galaxy’s Solana ETF is poised to become another significant addition to the growing pool of Solana-focused investment products.
The ETF, which will be listed under the ticker QSOL, is designed to offer investors exposure to Solana (SOL), a cryptocurrency known for its fast transaction speeds and lower costs compared to other blockchain networks. Invesco has outlined its plans for the fund in the registration statement, providing transparency regarding fee structures and operational details.
A Step Closer to Launching on CBOE BZX
The SEC filing is the latest development in Invesco Galaxy’s ETF efforts, which come on the heels of a revision to the initial application. In the updated filing, Invesco confirmed it will not waive the sponsor fee upfront. However, the firm reserves the right to lower or waive these fees at its discretion. The ETF is expected to trade on the Cboe BZX Exchange, a leading venue for ETFs and other exchange-traded products.
The filing also includes a notable development in the form of an initial capital infusion. Invesco Ltd has purchased 4,000 shares of the ETF for $100,000, marking the first step in securing capital for the fund. An independent accounting firm also conducted an audit, further ensuring the legitimacy and transparency of the ETF’s structure.
Invesco Galaxy’s decision to target the Cboe BZX Exchange reflects growing investor interest in cryptocurrency-based ETFs. The fund’s listing under the ticker QSOL is expected to draw attention from both retail and institutional investors looking for exposure to Solana.
Invesco Joins Other Firms in Solana ETF Push
Invesco’s filing for its Solana-based ETF comes shortly after the launch of the Franklin Templeton Solana ETF. Franklin Templeton’s Solana ETF received approval from the SEC in early December 2025 and is set to begin trading in the near future. This marks the beginning of a broader trend of firms developing cryptocurrency ETFs to meet investor demand for digital asset exposure through traditional investment vehicles.
By filing for the Invesco Galaxy Solana ETF, Invesco is joining a competitive market for Solana-based ETFs, which have seen increasing interest from both institutional and retail investors. Solana’s position as a top-tier blockchain project in the cryptocurrency space has drawn attention from major asset managers and financial firms, further fueling the demand for investment vehicles like these.
SEC Filing Details and Next Steps
As part of the filing, Invesco Galaxy provided a detailed description of the shares of beneficial interest in the ETF, which will have no par value. The description of these shares, along with other necessary details, can be found in the Trust’s Registration Statement on Form S-1 (Commission File No. 333-288318).
This registration was filed with the SEC on November 28, 2025, and will be updated as necessary. The registration document includes all amendments and supplements made to the application since its initial submission.
If the SEC grants approval, the Invesco Galaxy Solana ETF could begin trading under its ticker symbol QSOL, joining the growing number of ETFs targeting cryptocurrency and blockchain assets. Investors will soon have another option to gain exposure to Solana through a familiar, regulated exchange-traded product.
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