Solana: Blockchain villain or just a cheap casino?
In the turbulent world of cryptocurrency, Solana often becomes the center of debate. Known for its unmatched speed and affordability, as well as its ever-expanding ecosystem, it's a favorite among retail and degen* enthusiasts. However, it is not without controversy. Typically, network outages, concerns about centralization, and similar market fluctuations plague and glorify the entire cryptocurrency ecosystem.
For some, Solana is a beacon of innovation, illuminating the path to a future where digital transactions happen at lightning speed. On the contrary, others see it as a risky venture that goes too far and is precarious. So, is Solana a misunderstood blockchain villain, offering a glimpse of salvation amid the risks, or the crypto world's leading casino? #Solana
$300 million liquidated after SEC approves Ethereum spot ETF Some experts also point to the delay in launching ETFs as one of the reasons for the gloomy market performance. The SEC has only approved forms 19b-4 and has not yet granted trading authority, which would require approval of S-1 registration statements, although this is just a formality.
Bloomberg ETF analyst James Seyffart explains: “This is just a 19b-4 approval. S-1 documents also need to be approved and this will take time. We expect it to take a few weeks but it could take longer.” #ETHETFS
🔊 Donald Trump continues to speak out in support of Crypto
I am very positive and open to crypto companies and all things related to this new industry. America must be the leading country in the field. Joe Biden is the worst president in American history.
Can Donald Trump be trusted? According to AE, will his coming to power in Crypto open a new chapter or is it all just empty talk?