Coinbase Derivatives, a subsidiary of the crypto exchange, has filed documents with the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) to list Solana (SOL) and Hedera (HBAR) futures. The exchange plans to launch the product on Feb 18., with new contracts being cash-settled on a monthly basis, according to the filing.

Coinbase Derivatives, LLC has submitted a self-certification to the CFTC for the listing of Solana (SOL) futures contracts.

The total supply of stablecoins on Solana (SOL) has jumped by more than 73% since mid-January, driven by a surge in network activity following the launch of President Donald Trump’s memecoin. According to a Jan.

Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong wrote in a post on X that an issue causing Coinbase users to experience delays and cancellations of Solana transactions had been “tria

Despite recent network issues, Solana’s market resilience and Coinbase’s backing highlight its long-term potential.

Coinbase Exchange has continued to face backlash from users over transaction delays relating to the Solana blockchain.

Kraken has restarted staking services in the US, allowing users in 37 states to stake Ether, Solana, and 15 other digital assets. This comes after the SEC forced Kraken to shut down staking in 2023.

Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong announced that the exchange has resolved a significant backlog of Solana transactions.

Coinbase users have experienced significant delays with Solana transactions following the launch of memecoins by former President Donald Trump and his wife Melania.

Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong says that the crypto exchange will need to rethink how it lists new coins for trading given the never-ending tidal stream of new tokens being created.

Solana's native token reached an all-time high after launching the $TRUMP token on the blockchain. The trend might happen again.

TRUMP's price and trading volume have both fallen dramatically, but President Trump's Solana meme coin still has ardent backers.