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Quick Take 21Shares is the second firm in as many days to file to launch a SOL exchange-traded fund in the U.S. Like VanEck, the firm also believes Solana’s native token should be treated as a commodity. The SEC’s Enforcement Division has already said SOL is a security — which may be a serious roadblock to launching these funds, experts say.
Bitcoin prices could be poised to trade upwards again despite continuing to downtrend this month, according to analysts who are eyeing the Federal Reserve’s next move.
GSR Markets predicts Solana’s price could surge 9x with potential ETF approvals, akin to Bitcoin’s history.
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- 01:26Data: Today's Fear and Greed Index is 30, still in "panic mode"According to ChainCatcher, according to Alternative.me data, today's cryptocurrency panic and greed index is 30 (yesterday the index was 28), indicating that the market is still in a "panic mode".
- 2025/04/04 22:28Barclays: cuts Fed's 2026 rate cut forecast to two from threeBarclays: cuts expectations for the number of Fed rate cuts in 2026 from three to two, each by 25 basis points. Economist Marc Giannoni and others now still expect the FOMC to cut rates this year by 25 bps in June and 25 bps in September, but such a rate path is highly uncertain.
- 2025/04/04 22:27UNCTAD warns of escalating global trade tensionsIn a statement released on 4 April local time, the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) noted that global economic growth could decline further as major economies are set to impose new tariffs. In a low-growth, highly indebted global economy, tariff hikes could weaken investment and trade flows, adding uncertainty to an already fragile environment. This could erode confidence, slow investment and threaten development gains, especially in the most vulnerable economies. For businesses and policymakers, trade and investment unpredictability and uncertainty are becoming serious obstacles to growth and planning. Many low-income economies are now facing a deteriorating external environment, unsustainable debt levels and slowing domestic growth.