Solana leads altcoins funds’ interest with $5.9 million in inflows
Crypto investment products see $130m in inflows, with the US leading at $135m despite a general decline in ETP volumes. The post Solana leads altcoins funds’ interest with $5.9 million in inflows appeared first on Crypto...
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Crypto investment products see $130m in inflows, with the US leading at $135m despite a general decline in ETP volumes.
The post Solana leads altcoins funds’ interest with $5.9 million in inflows appeared first on Crypto Briefing.
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