What is the SOLC ETF?
SOLC is Canary Marinade Solana ETF, a spot Solana ETF that holds SOL directly through regulated custody issued by Canary Capital. It provides Solana exposure through a regulated US exchange-traded fund.
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Canary Marinade Solana ETF
x1 vs SOLSource: Yahoo Finance
AUM
$8.81M
NAV
$20.32
-5.46% vs NAV
Expense Ratio
0.50%
Cat. avg 0.99%
Shares Outstanding
433,694
Issuer
Canary Capital Group LLC
Inception
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Type
Spot ETF
Exchange
NasdaqGM
Price
Volume · Quotes
Returns · Signals
Fund Details
Dividend
Trailing 12MExpense ratio 0.50% is 0.49% below the category average — saving roughly $49 per year per $10,000 invested vs. a typical peer.
Price data updated every 60 seconds via Firestore. Pre-market estimations are calculated from live SOL prices on Binance.
| Issuer | Canary Capital |
|---|---|
| Structure | Spot: holds Solana directly, with part of the holdings staked |
| Listed on | NasdaqGM |
| Launched | November 2025 |
| Expense ratio | 0.50% (9th lowest of 9) |
| Net assets | $8.81M (8th of 9 by size) |
SOLC is the 8th largest of 9 US spot Solana ETFs by net assets ($8.81M) and charges 0.50%, the 9th lowest fee in that group. It listed on NasdaqGM in November 2025. Because part of the holdings are staked, it earns protocol rewards that a plain spot fund does not, at the cost of some liquidity during unstaking periods.
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Over the last 2 trading sessions, Pre-Tick's SOLC estimate at the 9:30 AM ET bell was a median 0.57% away from the official open, versus 1.89% if you assumed it would open at the last close. 50% of sessions landed within ±0.5%. See every fund's track record.
SOLC (Canary Marinade Solana ETF) is a spot Solana ETF that holds SOL directly through regulated custody. Issued by Canary Capital, it trades on US equity exchanges during regular market hours, giving investors a familiar brokerage-account wrapper for Solana exposure without needing to hold SOL directly on a crypto exchange or in a self-custodied wallet.
Canary Capital's spot Solana ETF, staked through Marinade.
Pre-Tick tracks SOLC in real time and computes a pre-market and after-hours estimated price by combining the last SOLC close with live Solana prices from Binance, adjusted for the fund's 1x exposure. This lets investors see where SOLC is likely to open before US markets re-open each trading day, alongside institutional-grade analytics such as 50/200-day moving averages, NAV premium/discount, expense-ratio comparisons, 52-week ranges, and bid-ask spread data.
SOLC is Canary Marinade Solana ETF, a spot Solana ETF that holds SOL directly through regulated custody issued by Canary Capital. It provides Solana exposure through a regulated US exchange-traded fund.
When US equity markets are closed, Pre-Tick takes the last official SOLC close price and adjusts it by the percentage change in Solana since that close, multiplied by the fund's 1x exposure. The result is a live, leverage-adjusted estimate of where SOLC is likely to open, updated as SOL moves on Binance 24/7.
SOLC tracks Solana (SOL) through directly held spot SOL in institutional custody.
SOLC is issued and managed by Canary Capital, listed on US exchanges for trading during standard US market hours.
Holding SOLC gives you SOL price exposure inside a regular brokerage account with no need to manage wallets, keys, or a crypto exchange account. You pay the fund's expense ratio, and the ETF only trades during US market hours — whereas SOL itself trades 24/7 on crypto exchanges.
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