Crypto World News reports that Wu said on Twitter: Bloomberg data shows that multiple Wall Street institutions and crypto investment firms hold spot Solana ETFs, with Electric Capital Partners leading with approximately $138 million in holdings. Well-known institutions such as Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, and Castle Investment are also on the list.

Tuesday morning, March 10th, BTC/ETH sharing Three attempts to break through the resistance level have all failed to produce an effective breakout. Each rally was quickly reversed after a brief surge, leaving a clear long upper shadow on the daily chart. This pattern typically indicates that supply pressure above is very concentrated, and the bullish momentum to push higher is gradually weakening. The so-called "pin bar" market is essentially a failed breakout attempt—price briefly pierces a key level but is quickly suppressed back down, indicating that a large amount of active sell orders have accumulated in that area. The bullish funds can no longer sustain a continuous upward move and are instead suppressed by the bears, dominating the short-term trend. From a structural and trend perspective, the market's rhythm has clearly shifted to high-level consolidation with a slight weakness. The signals of a major top are becoming more evident, and the previous high of 74,000 can be considered a phased top zone. Currently, the price is within a consolidation range after peaking and pulling back, with the overall trend leaning toward a correction. Trading suggestions: Bitcoin rebound in the 68,800-69,300 range to go short, target 66,500 Ethereum rebound in the 2015-2035 range to go short, target 1875

Wu said that according to 13F data disclosed by Bloomberg ETF analyst James Seyffart, multiple Wall Street institutions, market makers, and crypto investment firms hold spot Solana ETFs. Among them, Electric Capital Partners holds approximately $138 million (about 1.18 million SOL), ranking first; followed by Goldman Sachs with about $107 million, Elequin Capital with approximately $87.9 million, SIG Holding with about $59.5 million, and Multicoin Capital with approximately $30.99 million. Morgan Stanley, Wolverine Asset Management, VanEck Associates, and Citadel Advisors are also on the holdings list.