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Introducing SOLC — the Canary Marinade Solana ETF We believe Solana represents a major advancement in blockchain scalability and performance, supporting real-world use cases through speed and efficiency. Marinade’s liquid staking protocol offers a flexible way to participate in Solana’s growing ecosystem. Learn more: — Please read the prospectus carefully before investing. To obtain a current prospectus, visit The Fund’s investment objectives, risks, charges and expenses should be considered before investing. The Fund is not registered under the investment Company Act of 1940, and not subject to the same regulatory requirements and protections. Carefully consider the risk factors, investment objectives, fees, expenses, and other information associated with before making an investment decision. All investments are speculative, may be illiquid and involve a high degree of risk, uncertainty, and there is risk of the complete loss of the investment. There is no guarantee that any specific outcome will be achieved. We do not offer tax, financial, accounting or legal advice.

Introducing SOLC — the Canary Marinade Solana ETF We believe Solana represents a major advancement in blockchain scalability and performance, supporting real-world use cases through speed and efficiency. Marinade’s liquid staking protocol offers a flexible way to participate in Solana’s growing ecosystem. Learn more: — Please read the prospectus carefully before investing. To obtain a current prospectus, visit The Fund’s investment objectives, risks, charges and expenses should be considered before investing. The Fund is not registered under the investment Company Act of 1940, and not subject to the same regulatory requirements and protections. Carefully consider the risk factors, investment objectives, fees, expenses, and other information associated with before making an investment decision. All investments are speculative, may be illiquid and involve a high degree of risk, uncertainty, and there is risk of the complete loss of the investment. There is no guarantee that any specific outcome will be achieved. We do not offer tax, financial, accounting or legal advice.

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The names buying $TAO right now would surprise most of the market. Retail is still debating whether Bittensor is real. The wallets already answered. Barry Silbert holds roughly $100M in TAO through DCG and built Yuma, an entire incubator dedicated to Bittensor startups. He has compared its potential to early Bitcoin. Jason Calacanis, the early Uber investor, is now a consulting partner at Stillcore Capital, a US hedge fund built exclusively around TAO and subnet tokens. His public call was a potential 200x from a $2.5B market cap. Grant Cardone and Brian Dixon just disclosed TAO buys this week. Chris Miglino’s DNA Fund committed around $50M in compute to mining Bittensor subnets and called decentralized AI possibly bigger than Bitcoin. Polychain and dao5 were positioned years before any of them. Grayscale has already filed for a spot TAO ETF. Now stack what they are actually buying: 21M hard cap, identical to Bitcoin. First halving complete, daily issuance cut from 7,200 to 3,600 TAO. Over 100 live subnets producing real AI services. So who wins here? The people who treated Bittensor like infrastructure and positioned before the ETF decision. Who thinks they win? Everyone calling decentralised AI a fad while billionaires quietly build entire funds around one token. The people who read the docs always buy before the people who read the price. Shoutout Lewis Jackson Jesus Martinez for the excellent breakdown.

The names buying $TAO right now would surprise most of the market. Retail is still debating whether Bittensor is real. The wallets already answered. Barry Silbert holds roughly $100M in TAO through DCG and built Yuma, an entire incubator dedicated to Bittensor startups. He has compared its potential to early Bitcoin. Jason Calacanis, the early Uber investor, is now a consulting partner at Stillcore Capital, a US hedge fund built exclusively around TAO and subnet tokens. His public call was a potential 200x from a $2.5B market cap. Grant Cardone and Brian Dixon just disclosed TAO buys this week. Chris Miglino’s DNA Fund committed around $50M in compute to mining Bittensor subnets and called decentralized AI possibly bigger than Bitcoin. Polychain and dao5 were positioned years before any of them. Grayscale has already filed for a spot TAO ETF. Now stack what they are actually buying: 21M hard cap, identical to Bitcoin. First halving complete, daily issuance cut from 7,200 to 3,600 TAO. Over 100 live subnets producing real AI services. So who wins here? The people who treated Bittensor like infrastructure and positioned before the ETF decision. Who thinks they win? Everyone calling decentralised AI a fad while billionaires quietly build entire funds around one token. The people who read the docs always buy before the people who read the price. Shoutout Lewis Jackson Jesus Martinez for the excellent breakdown.

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