The company listed on the Nasdaq has changed its strategy, focusing on Solana. It announced a new product in which the large investors can borrow money using their staked SOL as collateral without removing the staking or selling the tokens. After this announcement, the market reacted immediately, and the firm’s
Goldman Sachs had $2.36 billion of cryptocurrency ETFs in its Q4 2025 13F regulatory filing. The disclosure revealed that $1.1 billion was allocated to Bitcoin exchange-traded funds. At the end of the quarter, the bank held $1.0 billion of Ethereum ETF positions. For the first time, Goldman Sachs reported $153
With the 2.62% plunge, the market cap has slipped to $2.31 trillion. The broader sentiment is extreme fear, and the majority of the crypto assets are charted in red, pushing the price to recent lows. The largest asset, Bitcoin (BTC), is trading at $67.5K, while Ethereum (ETH), the largest altcoin,
Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin has reacted to Solana’s artificial general intelligence acceleration initiative. He did this through the establishment of his self-sovereign artificial intelligence framework. Speaking on the future of artificial intelligence, Buterin stressed the importance of direction and purpose rather than speed alone. The remarks came in response to
Kyle Samani, Co-founder of Multicoin Capital and the strongest supporter of Solana, has announced that he is stepping down from the Multicoin Capital firm after a decade. This decision comes during the major crypto crash and raises questions about the loss of confidence in Solana. In a public statement, he
The majority of crypto assets saw a slight increase today following a severe market decline, but the fear and greed index of CoinMarketCap is around 17, which is an extreme fear condition, where traders are still cautious towards the crypto assets. Amid the broader weakness, Solana, the seventh-largest crypto by
Grayscale-linked companies are quietly selling their exposure to XRP and Solana when the crypto market is under pressure. The investors started pulling money out of the Altcoin ETFs, according to the recent U.S. regulatory filings. The sales come after the crypto market is wiping out around $5 billion in value,
Dutch banking giant ING explores exchange-traded products (ETPs) tied to Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana. This move is a sign of how traditional financial institutions are increasing their involvement in the world of digital assets. The bank examines structured products that follow the price of cryptocurrencies while staying within regulated structures.
21Shares, an asset manager, has listed a new exchange-traded product on Euronext that gives European investors regulated access to Solana’s liquid-staking token JitoSOL, combining price exposure to SOL with built-in staking rewards, which marks a major step in bridging decentralized finance with traditional capital markets. The press announcement states that
The crypto market’s modest attempt to escape the bearish pressure resulted in a brief 1.97% spike. Currently, most of the assets are charted in green, moving to their recent highs. But deep down, the overall sentiment is fear and uncertainty. Among the altcoin pack, Solana (SOL) has registered a 2.75%
