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SEC Order Approves Nasdaq Texas Commodity Trust Listing Rules Referencing Solana
A regulatory update for Nasdaq Texas generic listing standards references Solana alongside other major tokens within a trust calculation model.
The Securities and Exchange Commission issued an accelerated approval on September 3 for a rule change submitted by Nasdaq Texas on August 20. Order 34-106268 amends Rule 5711(d), which governs generic listing standards for Commodity-Based Trust Shares on the exchange.
The regulatory document cites Solana, Bitcoin, Ethereum, and XRP within a sample calculation featuring a hypothetical $95 million fund to illustrate how a 15% holdings buffer operates. The piece clarifies that the order modifies platform listing criteria rather than enacting statutory commodity declarations.
All four assets had previously satisfied the exchange's criteria, including trading on an Intermarket Surveillance Group futures market for six months and having an ETF with at least 40% economic exposure. The decision mirrors similar rule approvals granted to NYSE Arca, Cboe, and Nasdaq in July.
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