#creattoearn
I’ve been watching #Solana lately and the momentum is real: $SOL is trading around $162–175, with a market cap near $87–90 billion . The launch of the first U.S. Solana staking ETF (REX‑Osprey Sol + Staking ETF, SSK) has already seen $20–73 million in inflows on debut, offering ~7% annual staking yield; more spot SOL ETF applications from firms like Grayscale, VanEck, and Bitwise are under review with approval odds now near 99%. The SEC also issued new crypto ETF guidance aimed at standardizing filings and speeding approval timelines from months to about 75 days .
Solana’s technical setup is building too many analysts see potential targets between $228‑285, and even higher toward $300–300+ if a breakout above $180 holds. That’s driving strong institutional and retail demand, futures open interest has tripled and daily on‑chain DEX volume is now over $3 billion. Against that backdrop, I also came across BingX’s Meme Wealth Carnival, where first‑time users who subscribe to curated meme‑coin products or invite a friend get 100% APR + USDT booster vouchers. Recent memecoins remain active — $DOGE
, SHIB, PEPE, FLOKI, and BONK are all posting weekly gains between 7–20%, and new entrants like LILPEPE are gaining traction fast due to low entry price and fair tokenomics. Here’s what I’m thinking: putting idle USDT into a yield‑backed exposure via a platform like BingX gives optionality if meme coins rally but also cushions downside if they don’t. This setup lets you engage but still earn yield whether or not the token moons. So even if you’re bullish on $SOL ETF inflows and crypto’s institutional shift, this could be a low‑risk way to experiment with meme coin cycles. Anyone else exploring such hybrid strategies, mixing mainstream ETF tailwinds with controlled yield exposure to trending meme coins?
Excited to hear your take or experience.
