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The SEC’s filing cabinet has to be pretty full these days, and their 
‘paperwork pending’ stack is getting perilously high. Invesco Ltd and Galaxy 
Digital LP combined forces to offer another Solana-based exchange-traded fund 
(ETF). They filed the appropriate paperwork with the SEC and joined at least 
12 other potential spot and future ETFs on the SEC to rule on their status. 
The competition for the leading $SOL ETF takes place at the most visible end 
of the crypto ecosystem. Far lower down, there’s a different race on, with 
Snorter poised to corner the market in the fast-paced world of Solana meme 
coins on Telegram. It’s two ends of the same spectrum and speaks to the 
growing strength and versatility of the Solana ecosystem. Invesco Galaxy 
Solana ETF Ready to List Why the race for a Solana ETF? Partly because of the 
tremendous success of Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs: $IBIT: iShares Bitcoin Trust, 
$70.6B Assets Under Management (AUM) $FBTC: Fidelity Wise Origin Bitcoin Fund, 
$20.4B AUM $GBTC: Grayscale Bitcoin Trust, $19.6B AUM $ETHA: iShares Ethereum 
Trust, $3.9B AUM $ETHE: Grayscale Ethereum Trust, $2.8B AUM It’s no surprise 
that more players are ready to enter the game, particularly as the realms of 
traditional finance (TradFi) and decentralized finance (DeFi) move ever-closer 
together. Only $BTC and $ETH currently have single-asset crypto ETFs, but the 
pile of pending filings includes everything from $XRP to $SOL to the first- 
ever NFT ETF, with Pudgy Penguins ($PENGU). And with single-asset crypto ETFs 
rolling along, institutions aren’t waiting around for the SEC. They’ve already 
started to move towards multi-asset ETFs. Converting Existing Funds to Multi- 
Asset ETFs One of the holdups so far has been that the SEC lacks a clear set 
of rules around crypto ETFs, even after the $BTC and $ETH approvals went 
ahead. The question now is, will the SEC hold approvals until they draw up new 
rules? Or will they approve first and develop the rule set as they go? There 
is some time pressure at work here. Grayscale wants to convert its Digital 
Large Cap Fund (GDLC) to an ETF, and the deadline for that is July 2. That 
fund already holds a number of crypto assets, including $XRP, $SOL, and $ADA. 
If the conversion is approved, look for others to follow. Investment managers 
from Bitwise to Hasdex have plans to convert other funds to multi-asset ETFs 
that include cryptos. The funds sit at the top of the financial and investment 
world, and every one that gets approved boosts Solana’s long-term outlook just 
slightly. But much, much farther down, there’s another reason to be excited 
for Solana. The frenetic, fast-paced world of Solana meme coin trading just 
got a tool that could bring much-needed clarity and make finding those 10x or 
100x opportunities much easier. Snorter Token ($SNORT) – One Bot to Rule Them 
All for Meme Coin Trading on Telegram What do you need to find and trade memes 
on Telegram? You need: Lightning-fast transactions and swaps Automated 
sniping, to get in and out at the right time Protection from rug pulls, 
honeypots, and front-running trades Thankfully, traders now have Snorter Bot, 
the meme coin-styled trading bot designed specifically for trading low-cap 
Solana memes on Telegram. The $SNORT token powers the bot, providing for rapid 
trade execution and the lowest fees possible. The project’s presale has 
already raised nearly $1.3M in a few weeks, indicating broad support. The 
roadmap includes launching the bot on Solana but expanding to EVM-compatible 
chains post-launch. In the meantime, the plans feature a token bridge and a 
built-in Telegram dashboard. No more avoiding Telegram tokens; traders can 
dive in with confidence with Snorter. Visit the Snorter website to learn more. 
Solana ETFs Mark the Next Stage of Crypto Adoption As plans proceed, even the 
rate of ETF filings indicates just how fast crypto adoption is moving. From 
Wall Street boardrooms to Telegram chats, Solana is becoming increasingly 
accessible to investors of every stripe. Keep an eye on Snorter, and another 
on the broader Solana ecosystem. But remember – always do your own research. 
This isn’t financial advice.