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They call them ETPs up there

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In addition, Mert says something big is coming tomorrow also and it is not about the ETF

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Kp monty

Sol and alts are just a distraction. Unless btc is healthy, the whole market dies

Mbolorman

Can’t wait since I read Mert’s tweet yesterday: I keep refreshing X & IA patreon to see if it’s dropped🤷🏿‍♂️

Ana

What is the bottom for SOL on this DIP?

Benergizer

This actually looks good from their site includes staking and can be in registered accounts: The Solana Fund offers easy exposure to SOL without technical complexity. Investors will be able to buy and sell Class A Units on the TSX and is eligible for registered accounts in Canada, making it a tax-efficient, long-term investment option. As part of our investment strategy, The Solana Fund will stake SOL to earn rewards. Staking allows you to earn passive income with estimated yields ranging from 6-8%.** These rewards, after deducting applicable fees, will be reinvested for the benefit of our unitholders

Carl Santo

Just bought some more Solana at $130

WormF-16

So what was the announcement?

Covid- CONTRACTOR

James or team, with the new QSOL, and other ASOL.SW coming along with OSOL & GSOL in the Solana camp can you recommend a favorite or allocation to for last chance casino roll in a ROTH account? I'm a believer in Solana and trying to escape the rat race treadmill.....NFA?!

Ricky

Hello James. Canadians do not call them ETP's, just ETF's. As per investopedia ETP (exchange traded product) is the umbrella term. ETPs also include other lesser known instruments, such as exchange-traded notes (ETNs) and exchange-traded commodities (ETCs)

Ricky

Also, Canada is not always "up there" Millions live in south western Ontario as do I (near Detroit). There are 13 U.S. states with land further north than us. You could call it "The Great White American North" Brrrr. Too cold for us.

Samuel Arawu

I’m in Canada but I do not know how people create wealth here