VanEck files for spot Solana ETF, Bitcoin activity at levels since 2010

You may have thought the major news from yesterday was the U.S. presidential debate, but it wasn’t; instead, it came from spot Bitcoin issuer VanEck. The investment management firm has filed for a spot Solana ETF with the U.S. SEC to complete the ETF hattrick of BTC, ETH and SOL ETFs, and news of the filing sent SOL rallying. Elsewhere, a Satoshi-era Bitcoin wallet wakes up after 14 years, and Bitcoin activity drops to its lowest activity levels since 2010. And there is much more to cover today to get you teed up for the weekend!

Further reading:

• Bitcoin activity drops to lowest level since 2010
• Satoshi era Bitcoin wallet wakes up after 14 years, sends 50 BTC to Binance
• Bolivia lifts ban on Bitcoin, authorizes crypto transactions via banks 
• Bitcoin ETF issuer VanEck files for Solana ETF in the US
• Spot Solana ETF might 9x the price of SOL — GSR Markets 
• Coinbase opts out of ASI token migration as $7.5B merger proceeds
• Biden-Trump debate: Crypto goes completely unmentioned
• Bitcoin spikes as betting markets favor Trump during debate with Biden
• Crypto platform Yield App shuts down citing FTX losses 

So, grab yourself a coffee, and let’s get into it!

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