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Goldman Sachs SOL ETF Exit
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Updated 14 October 2026
The argument: Goldman Sachs' exit from Solana and XRP ETFs reflects a risk reduction strategy rather than a lack of confidence in Solana.
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Earlier coverage
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TechBullion · Published 28 May 2026
Solana Price Prediction Stalls Below $90 as Pepeto Presale Passes $10M
In coverage record: 29 May 2026
“Goldman Sachs sold its full Solana ETF position in Q1 per Crypto Briefing, even as Morgan Stanley doubled down, showing a split in conviction.”
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TechBullion · Published 25 May 2026
XRP Price Prediction 2026 and 2030: Pepeto Targets Early Returns While Solana and XRP Face Declines
In coverage record: 26 May 2026
“Morgan Stanley filed a Solana ETF with the proposed MSOL ticker, which could bring institutional capital back. But at $85 and a $48 billion market cap, the path to a 2x takes months of grinding through resistance levels.”
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TechBullion · Published 20 May 2026
Solana Price Prediction: Pepeto Hits $10M as SOL Holds Strong and LINK Recovers
In coverage record: 21 May 2026
“Goldman dumped all SOL and XRP ETF holdings in Q1 2026 while keeping $700 million in Bitcoin ETFs, reflecting a risk reduction strategy rather than a rejection of Solana’s fundamentals.”
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