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SOL ETFs - 10.10.2025 (Patreon)

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2025-10-07 02:28:20
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SOL ETFs should be approved Friday.

Fun date, as last year 10.10 was the We Robot Tesla event I attended in LA.

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SyntheticDividend

Some people are saying since the government is shut down, the SEC is closed and won't approve anything.

Cody_Jack

Hmm, may sell my SSK with my little profit and wait for the basket of ETFs. With staking and, probably, a better expense ratio, I can re-enter.

FinalTrade

Why is Blackrock fading such an obvious choice for Solana?

InfiniteFreedom

Would you recommend buying into SOL before Friday. I only enter through brokerage so SSK or proxies?

Betteryourfuture

James likes numbers. 3s and 10s. Wonder what he's thinking about clean sparks numbers. I've been layering out...

Gary
>>189624201

I want to know as well. My thoughts are they must have some really big players backing Ethereum.

Angus MaCleod

Amazing! Maybe $245 Sol next week everyone!

Laura M.

I know nothing about ETFs and have just been in the stacking a small amount of sets each month phase, but I am curious if one was to invest in ETFs which company would you use?? How is one going to be able to open an account and buy some on Friday?

Melvin Wong

Doesn't the government shutdown pause the approval of these ETF's?

Jack D

Brief dip for the next couple of days take off? That’s what I’m hoping for. Time to load up

Thomas
>>189667348

Litecoin ETF wasn't approved due to the shutdown. Also, per Cryptopolitan: "In September, the SEC asked issuers to withdraw their 19b-4 filings after adopting a new generic listing standard. That shift technically makes deadlines less rigid. Terrett hinted that the Litecoin ETF’s “due date” may no longer matter."