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Trezor Suite, the software companion to Trezor hardware wallets, now supports solana ( SOL) staking, enabling users to delegate tokens while retaining full ownership, Satoshi Labs disclosed to Bitcoin.com News on March 19. The feature, integrated with staking provider Everstake, allows SOL holders to select validators and delegate tokens directly through Trezor Suite. Staked assets remain self-custodied, meaning users retain control of private keys. Staking SOL contributes to the Solana network’s security and offers up to 7% annual percentage yield (APY), according to Trezor. The minimum delegation requirement is 0.01 SOL, making the service accessible to small-scale holders. Trezor emphasized that its interface streamlines delegation without compromising security protocols. The update is available for Trezor Model T, Trezor Safe 3, and Trezor Safe 5 devices, the company explained. Trezor Suite already supports buying, selling, and exchanging SOL, positioning it as an all-in-one management platform for the cryptocurrency. Founded in 2013, Satoshi Labs pioneered hardware wallets for self-custody crypto storage. Its product suite includes devices and educational initiatives like Trezor Academy, launched in 2023 to promote safer crypto practices. “With a low entry barrier of just 0.01 SOL, staking is accessible to a broad range of users,” the company detailed on Thursday. “The experience is further enhanced by Trezor Suite’s intuitive interface, which simplifies the delegation process while upholding the highest security standards.” 免责声明：本文章仅代表作者个人观点，不代表本平台的立场和观点。本文章仅供信息分享，不构成对任何人的任何投资建议。用户与作者之间的任何争议，与本平台无关。如网页中刊载的文章或图片涉及侵权，请提供相关的权利证明和身份证明发送邮件到support@aicoin.com，本平台相关工作人员将会进行核查。

Meteora shares two proposals on $MET allocation Meteora, a Solana-based decentralized exchange, announced on X that two proposals are now published online. The first proposal aims to increase the MET allocation for liquidity providers from 10% to 15%. The second proposal

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The launch of the first Solana futures exchange-traded funds (ETFs) marks a major milestone for institutional crypto adoption in the U.S. With these new financial products, investors gain regulated exposure to Solana (SOL) , potentially driving demand and liquidity. But can this institutional push propel SOL’s price toward the $500 mark ? On March 20, 2025, Volatility Shares LLC introduced two groundbreaking Solana futures ETFs: These ETFs represent the first U.S.-based funds tracking Solana futures, signaling growing institutional interest in the asset. The swift approval of Solana futures ETFs by U.S. regulators underscores a shifting stance toward digital assets. Experts suggest that this move could accelerate the path toward a spot Solana ETF, similar to the trajectory of Bitcoin and Ethereum. Justin Young, CEO of Volatility Shares, emphasized that this approval reflects a broader recognition of the importance of crypto in maintaining the U.S.'s leadership in financial markets. With the launch of these ETFs, expectations are high for increased institutional adoption. Analysts predict that the influx of institutional funds could significantly boost Solana’s market capitalization, narrowing the gap with Ethereum. However, some remain cautious, noting that futures-based ETFs often attract less capital compared to spot ETFs. Ahead of the ETF debut, Solana's price surged 12% , reaching $136 as traders positioned themselves for potential institutional inflows. Short-term resistance levels are set around $140, while key support sits at $127. While the immediate impact on Solana’s price remains uncertain, some analysts speculate that sustained institutional demand, combined with broader crypto market growth, could propel the SOL price toward the $500 target in the long run. The launch of Solana futures ETFs marks a turning point in institutional adoption of the asset. While initial inflows may be moderate, this development sets the stage for potential future spot ETFs, further increasing accessibility and demand for Solana. Whether SOL can reach $500 will depend on continued institutional interest, broader market conditions, and upcoming regulatory decisions. The key difference between a Solana ETF and a Solana Futures ETF lies in the underlying assets they track and how they provide exposure to Solana (SOL). Currently, only Solana Futures ETFs have been launched in the U.S., while a Spot Solana ETF is still awaiting regulatory approval.