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Altcoin ETFs Are Here: Why Nobody Saw This Coming

2025/11/03 14:13
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Altcoin ETFs Are Here

Wall Street Just Changed the Game

I couldn’t believe my eyes last week. While everyone was focused on market drama, something huge happened. Wall Street is plugged directly into altcoins.

The first wave of spot altcoin ETFs launched. And nobody’s talking about it enough.

This isn’t just another crypto headline. This is institutional money entering the altcoin space. For the first time, investors can buy Solana ETFs. They can earn staking yields too.

Let me break down why this matters.

The Solana ETF That Started It All

On October 28th, Bitwise made history. They launched the first regulated US Solana staking ETF. The ticker? BSOL. This isn’t your typical ETF.

It tracks Solana’s price. But here’s the kicker — it stakes every token. Holders earn around 7%

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