JPMorgan Accuses Altcoins, Including Solana (SOL), of Suspicious Activity

SOL

SOL/USDT

$88.53
+2.64%
24h Volume

$3,875,175,794.90

24h H/L

$89.20 / $86.02

Change: $3.18 (3.70%)

Long/Short
76.5%
Long: 76.5%Short: 23.5%
Funding Rate

-0.0160%

Shorts pay

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Solana
Solana
Daily

$88.49

1.03%

Volume (24h): -

Resistance Levels
Resistance 3$113.8728
Resistance 2$100.5725
Resistance 1$93.5288
Price$88.49
Support 1$87.525
Support 2$81.3658
Support 3$67.50
Pivot (PP):$87.9733
Trend:Downtrend
RSI (14):30.8
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  • JPMorgan warns about SEC’s decision on crypto ETFs.
  • SEC recently approved applications for a spot Ethereum ETF.
  • JPMorgan analysts doubt approval for Solana (SOL) and other altcoins.

A look into JPMorgan’s concerns regarding SEC’s stance on crypto ETFs.

SEC Approval of Spot Ethereum ETF

SEC recently approved applications for a spot Ethereum ETF, signaling a step forward in crypto ETFs.

JPMorgan’s Doubts on Altcoin ETFs

JPMorgan’s skepticism stems from uncertainties around the classification of tokens like Solana as securities, hindering SEC’s approval for their ETFs.

Future Outlook for Crypto Regulations

JPMorgan strategist Nikolaos Panigirtzoglou suggests that a new law in the U.S. regarding the non-security status of most cryptocurrencies could change the landscape in the future.

Conclusion

In the absence of clear regulatory frameworks, the approval of altcoin ETFs remains uncertain, pointing to the need for clearer guidelines in the crypto space.

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David Kim

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