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The Colombian Stock Exchange has welcomed a new airlines exchange-traded fund (ETF), which aims to connect local investors to the global airline industry, valued at $2 trillion. This debut marks a significant step for Colombian investors seeking exposure to the tourism sector. Meanwhile, Brazil has seen the successful launch of its first Solana spot ETF on the B3 exchange, raising $2.75 million. The launch was highlighted by QR Asset’s Theodoro Fleury, who underscored the growth potential and security of Solana ($SOL) for investors. Additionally, Brazil has approved a second Solana ETF, while discussions around regulatory changes in the U.S. continue, with speculation that a potential Trump return could influence the SEC's approach to cryptocurrency ETFs.
POODL Primed for Liftoff as Solana ETF Drama Unfolds Brazil’s already approved its second Solana ETF, while U.S. regulators drag their feet. VanEck’s still betting big, convinced a Trump win could overhaul the SEC’s stance on crypto. We’re looking at a potential ETF wave -… https://t.co/qd0m1jeX9O
POODL’s Ready to Pop: Solana ETF Drama Heats Up! Brazil just greenlit its second Solana ETF while the U.S. plays hard to get. VanEck says it’s not over yet - Trump’s return could flip the SEC script, sending SOL straight to the moon with all that regulatory juice. POODL’s got… https://t.co/vl7A1XPw1u
⚡️ JUST IN: SOLANA SPOT ETF DEBUTS WITH $2.75M RAISED ON BRAZIL'S B3 EXCHANGE The first #Solana spot ETF launched on Brazil’s B3, raising $2.75 million. QR Asset’s Theodoro Fleury emphasized Solana’s $SOL growth potential and security for investors. https://t.co/y9Ev5JYNJm
