#加拿大推出SolanaETF

Canada outpaces the United States by eighteen streets: Solana ETF brings staking rewards to investors, while the SEC is still dragging its feet?

Canada's recent move is truly remarkable! The world's first spot Solana ETF has launched, and it even includes a staking feature with an annual yield of 6%-8%, directly feeding investors. In contrast, those old-timers at the SEC in the United States are still entangled in debates over whether Solana is a security, and they might delay a staking feature until June 2025, truly thinking of themselves as the 'Delayed Chain' of the blockchain world?

Look at the data! Four Canadian institutions (Purpose, Evolve, CI, 3iQ) launched their ETFs on the 16th, and the price of SOL plummeted (125 dollars, down 4.5% within the day), but I'm not worried at all—staking rewards are there, and holding long-term means easy profits. What about the U.S.? The total scale of two SOL futures ETFs is only 14 million dollars, less than even the XRP ETF. Is this a joke?

Even more astonishingly, the Canadian regulatory body has long given the green light to Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs, a game that was finished in 2021, while the U.S. won’t catch up until 2024, and now even altcoin ETFs are being choked. Trump keeps boasting about being the 'crypto capital,' yet the SEC doesn't even dare to approve a Solana ETF; what good is an 84% probability? The market has already overextended its expectations; if it finally gets approved, it might turn from a boon to a bane.

Now let's talk about the credit in the U.S.—as the trade war heats up, U.S. stocks and crypto both take a hit, and SOL has dropped significantly. Meanwhile, the Canadian ETF is as stable as ever, directly bottoming out on SOL spot and allowing retail investors to profit effortlessly from staking. What else can the SEC do besides delaying and sending inquiry letters? They might as well change their name to the 'Slow Exchange Commission.'

Short-term, SOL looks at 122 dollars for support; if it breaks through the 149-dollar resistance, it will soar. But don't expect the U.S. ETF to save the market—by the time the SEC approves it, Canadians will have already made enough for retirement, while you’re still waiting for KYC approval! $SOL