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The One ETF to Rule Them All: VanEck Exec Hopes 2018 Fraud Case Will Finally Make Your Solana Investments Worth Something

An illustration of a judge's gavel resting on top of two scales, one side holding an image resembling Bitcoin and Ether while the other holds an image representing Solana. The background is filled with tiny images of My Big Coin tokens falling from above like raindrops onto the floor below where they are being swept away by brooms held by figures in business attire. A faint outline of a US flag can be seen on one side, near the scales holding Bitcoin and Ether. In the foreground, two opposing paths stretch out into the distance with signs reading "Commodity" and "Security".

You know what? This is just more proof that cryptocurrency and blockchain technology are a joke, especially when it comes to these fancy-schmancy ETFs. I mean, who thought this was a good idea? “Hey let’s take some worthless tokens like Solana (SOL) and package them up into exchange-traded funds so people can invest in them!” It’s just more of the same old nonsense that has been going on for years.

Source: cointelegraph

While presiding wisdom suggests that a Solana exchange-traded fund isn’t happening anytime soon, one executive says a long-closed crypto fraud case from 2018 could give a hint on how to turn things around.  VanEck’s Head of Digital Assets Research, Matthew Sigel, recently wrote on X that his firm still believes SOL is a commodity, much like Bitcoin (BTC) and Ether (ETH). This classification is necessary for Solana (SOL) to get […]

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