Cboe BZX filed a 19b-4 form on March 25 to list Fidelity's spot Solana ETF. The SEC's stance on altcoin ETFs may shift under Trump's administration.

Solana memecoins like TRUMP and BONK are rallying as risk appetite returns, fueling demand for SOL and supporting a potential 65% price breakout.

Solana (SOL) price looks ready to rise in April based on a classic bullish reversal indicator and signs of renewed appetite for memecoins.Technicals show 65% SOL price rally in play As of March 26, SOL's price had entered the breakout stage of what appears to be a falling wedge pattern. A falling wedge forms when the price consolidates inside a range defined by two converging, descending trendlines.

Solana price jumped to a two-week high above $147 after $11 trillion asset manager BlackRock announced it will be using the SOL blockchain for its $1.7 billion $BUIDL fund. This adoption has sparked retail interest in Solana, with traders now wondering whether the altcoin could reclaim its previous all-time high and rally past $300.

BlackRock's move to integrate Solana reflects the growing institutional interest in tokenized financial products, particularly as blockchain technology gains traction in traditional markets.

Solana's price hovers around $142 with growing institutional interest as BlackRock launches a fund on its platform and Fidelity files for a spot ETF.

Fidelity Investments is reportedly in the final stages of testing a US dollar-pegged stablecoin, signaling the firm's latest push into digital assets amid a more favorable crypto regulatory climate under the Trump administration.The $5.8 trillion asset manager plans to launch the stablecoin through its cryptocurrency division, Fidelity Digital Assets, according to a March 25 report by the Financial Times citing anonymous sources familiar with the matter. The stablecoin development is reportedly part of the asset manager's wider push into crypto-based services.

On Tuesday, its technology partner, Securitize, announced that BlackRock's blockchain-based money market fund, BUIDL, is expanding to Solana. This move follows the launch of BlackRock's USD Institutional Digital Fund last year.

The future of Solana-based ETFs, and the broader Solana ecosystem by extension, looks promising. Key founders have recently outlined expectations for the network and the potential performance of its highly anticipated Solana-based exchange-traded fund.

Bitcoin trades above $87,600 as Fidelity files for a Solana ETF and GameStop updates policy to hold BTC—boosting institutional crypto momentum. The post Bitcoin Nears $88,000 as Fidelity Files Solana ETF and GameStop Opens to BTC appeared first on Cryptonews.

Yesterday, Securitize announced that the tokens of the BUIDL fund by BlackRock were also launched on the Solana blockchain, but the price of the crypto SOL does not seem to have reacted to the news. BUIDL is a tokenized fund by BlackRock. It is the first RWA token launched by the giant of global finance.

The double top pattern typically requires confirmation through a decisive drop below the "neckline," the support level between the two peaks, which lies around $80,000 to $84,000 based on recent price action.

Solana's rising transaction volume and cost efficiency fuel its potential to overtake Ethereum.

Solana (SOL) has recently struggled to secure the $148 support level, with the altcoin unable to hold above this critical barrier. Despite an 11% increase over the last four days, the price remains stuck under $148, and bearish signals are becoming more prominent.

Fidelity Investments has taken a major step toward launching a Solana (SOL) exchange-traded fund (ETF), according to a new filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). Cboe Exchange submitted a 19b-4 form on behalf of Fidelity, seeking approval to list the Solana ETF.

BlackRock's dual crypto push—expanding its BUIDL fund to Solana and launching a Bitcoin ETP in Europe—has ignited market interest. Solana price surged to its best performance this week; so what's next?

Solana price has crawled back this week, continuing a trend that has been going on since March 12 when it crashed to $112.50. It has soared to a high of $142.50, its highest level since March 7 last year.

The financial services giant is the latest issuer to take steps toward launching a fund based on the sixth largest cryptocurrency.

Memecoin launchpad PumpFun has once again transferred a large amount of Solana (SOL) to Kraken. According to data from Onchain Lens, a total of 54,113 SOL worth approximately $7.81 million were moved to the trading platform.

Pump.fun once again deposited SOL to Kraken, after growing its revenues from meme launches and proceeds from the PumpSwap DEX.

While PumpSwap achieved record $426M volume, Raydium maintained dominance with 46.1% market share in Solana's competitive DEX landscape.

BlackRock expands its $1.7B tokenized money market fund, BUIDL, to Solana, leveraging the blockchain's speed and low fees to enhance on-chain access to U.S. dollar yields and tokenized treasuries. The post BlackRock Expands BUIDL Fund to Include Solana (SOL) appeared first on Cryptonews.

Last week, pump.fun completed Solana's most consequential DEX launch in some time when it unveiled PumpSwap, an automated market maker for pump.fun token migrations.

The co-founder of a popular cryptocurrency took a swipe at Layer-2 cryptos, claiming that these rollups are only redundant and make blockchain scaling more complicated. Anatoly Yakovenko, co-founder of the Solana network, argued that Layer-1 solutions are sufficient without Layer-2 tokens which do not offer genuine, long-term benefits.

Nikita Bier joins Solana as advisor tasked with helping to select companies launch and grow their mobile apps.

Chicago Board Options Exchange (Cboe) filed on March 25 to trade a spot Solana (SOL) exchange-traded fund (ETF) issued by Fidelity through the registration of a 19b-4 form. The move comes four days after Fidelity registered a Solana fund in Delaware.

Solana (SOL) price continues to display strong resistance to market fluctuations by maintaining its position above $140. The price of SOL increased by 15% over the past week following previous corrections that started earlier this month.

On today's show, Solana's SOL token climbs as BlackRock expanded its $1.7 billion tokenized money market fund to the network. Plus, President Trump's crypto project World Liberty Financial launches a stablecoin, while Trump Media shares jump following an announcement of a deal with Crypto.com to launch ETFs and related products.

Are we back? Solana bounced hard the last seven days (March 19-25) as market optimism returned following the Trump administration's apparent softening approach to tariff negotiations.

Blackrock and Securitize launched a new share class of their BUIDL tokenized treasury fund on the Solana blockchain on March 25, 2025, as the fund's assets hit $1.7 billion and the total tokenized treasury market reached a record-setting $5 billion.

The spectacular rise of Solana (SOL) by 8% this Monday, along with Bitcoin (BTC) nearing $90,000, illustrates the current volatility of the crypto market. However, this impressive momentum is closely linked to global economic developments, particularly the trade tensions caused by the United States, which weigh on the future of cryptocurrencies and investor confidence.

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Users of the Polymarket forecasting service can deposit funds via the Solana blockchain.

Solana (SOL) is green on the day on reports that BlackRock is moving its blockchain-based money market fund onto the Ethereum (ETH) competitor's network. Fortune reports that the world's largest asset manager is adding its $1.7 billion BlackRock USD Institutional Digital Liquidity Fund (BUIDL) to the Solana blockchain.

Cboe Exchange, which the ETF would be listed on, submitted a 19b-4 filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission on Tuesday.

But does the on-chain data back their conviction after months of decline?

Cboe BZX Exchange has officially filed form 19b-4 for a new Solana exchange-traded fund with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.

Cboe BZX Exchange, a US securities exchange, has requested permission to list a proposed Fidelity exchange-traded fund (ETF) holding Solana (SOL), according to March 25 filings. The request now sits with the US Securities and Exchange Commission, which must approve the filing before trading of the Fidelity Solana Fund can commence on the exchange.

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Solana (SOL) co-founder Anatoly Yakovenko doesn't think there's any reason to build layer-2s, which are protocols designed to help smart contract platforms scale.

Cboe has officially filed a 19b-4 form on behalf of mutual fund giant Fidelity to launch a Solana (SOL) exchange-traded fund (ETF) in the U.S.

Fidelity has entered the ring for a Solana fund after Cboe BZX Exchange Inc. filed an essential form on behalf of the firm.

CBOE has filed its 19b-4 form for Fidelity's Spot Solana ETF with the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). With this move, Fidelity joins a growing list of asset managers that have filed with the US SEC to offer a SOL ETF.

This new addition is a big deal for users looking for more ways to fund their accounts. It offers faster and more affordable transactions.

TL;DR BlackRock launches its BUIDL fund on the Solana blockchain, in collaboration with Securitize, adding another tool for investors. BUIDL, with over $1.7 billion in assets, offers dollar yields and allows flexible and continuous transactions. BUIDL is already available on blockchains such as Ethereum, Aptos, Polygon, Arbitrum, Avalanche, and Optimism.

Solana (SOL) has witnessed a significant development as BlackRock, the world's largest asset manager, has made inroads into the blockchain. In an update shared with members of the community, Solana announced its progress in terms of institutional adoption.

BlackRock and Securitize expanded the tokenized money market fund BUIDL to Solana as the push into blockchain-based TradFi continued.