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🎰2025 US Solana ETF listing odds top 77%; Where to use crypto debit cards


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🎲 2025 US Solana ETF listing odds top 77%

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Odds of 2025 US Solana ETF listing top 77%: VanEck research head

The odds of a Solana exchange-traded fund (ETF) listing in the United States this year are even higher than a popular betting market's optimistic forecast, according to Matthew Sigel, VanEck's head of research.

On Jan. 1, cryptocurrency prediction platform Polymarket said the odds of a US Solana ETF listing in 2025 are around 77%. In a post on the X platform, Sigel described Polymarket's forecast as "underpriced."

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Tether, Tron and TRM Labs jointly froze $126M USDT in 2024

"Cryptocurrency transactions are not anonymous; they are the most traceable and trackable assets," Tether CEO Paolo Ardoino said in April.

The T3 Financial Crimes Unit (FCU), spearheaded by stablecoin issuer Tether, the Tron network and TRM Labs, collectively froze $126 million in USDt since the inception of the FCU in August 2024.

The FCU works with law enforcement agencies across the world to freeze illicit transactions; it monitored approximately $3 billion in USDt transaction volume in 2024.

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What are crypto debit cards: How they work and where to use them

Crypto debit cards allow users to spend their cryptocurrency holdings; they work by converting crypto into fiat currency at the point of sale.

Members of US Congress backed by crypto PACs to take office on Jan. 3

Interest groups suggested that a majority of lawmakers in the US House of Representatives would be "pro-crypto" after the 2024 election.

United States lawmakers who benefitted from support from the cryptocurrency industry in their respective 2024 primaries or elections will soon be sworn into office for the 119th session of Congress.