Goldman Sachs reported approximately $88.1 million in spot Solana ETF holdings as of June 30, 2026, in its latest Form 13F filing with the SEC (U.S. markets regulator). The position covered six funds from issuers including Bitwise, Grayscale and Fidelity, putting Goldman at the top of the institutional holder list for Solana-linked funds. The bank had reported no Solana ETF exposure at the end of Q1 after selling roughly $107 million to $108 million in positions accumulated through the end of 2025. It also rebuilt $86.5 million of XRP ETF exposure across five spot products during Q2 after exiting those holdings in Q1. The simultaneous re-entry into Solana and XRP funds points to a broader rebalancing of Goldman’s altcoin ETF strategy, although Form 13F filings show quarter-end holdings rather than trading during the quarter. Goldman’s June Solana position was about 18% below its December 2025 holding, a difference that could reflect a smaller allocation or changes in asset prices; the filing does not establish which without the bank’s average cost basis. U.S.-listed spot Solana ETFs have approached or exceeded $1 billion in combined net assets in 2026, making Goldman’s holding a meaningful portion of the market. The next 13F filings, due 45 days after the end of Q3, will show whether Goldman maintained, increased or exited the positions again.