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The storage feature is an excellent step to attract investors, but can the Solana Fund attract significant liquidity due to this feature?
I'll explain how the fund works, and let you decide:
- The trading and storage commission is 1.5%, which is considered a significant figure in the world of ETFs.
- The fund stores only 50% of the asset size.

The average (ideal) storage return on the Solana network could reach 8% annually (more or less depending on the network's performance).
Since the fund stores half the amount in addition to the commission deducted by the fund, the annual interest on storing Solana within the ETF could reach 2.1% (or slightly more, depending on variable factors related to storage and documentation on the Solana network).
 Examples in numbers:
An investment of $1 million yields annual returns of approximately $21,000.
An investment of $10 million yields annual returns of approximately $210,000.
An investment of $100 million yields annual returns of approximately $2.1 million.

Meanwhile, direct storage on the Solana network yields returns many times the above figures.

If we look at these figures through the lens of financial market investors who trade millions of dollars daily, are these figures attractive? Especially since the assets must remain in the fund to generate these profits.