【Crypto World】New developments in the Solana ecosystem. Valour, a leading institution in the DeFi sector, announced that its Solana ETP product( with the code VSOL) has been approved for listing on the B3 exchange in Brazil, with trading scheduled to commence on December 17, 2025.
What does this mean? Brazilian investors finally have a compliant channel to trade Solana directly using local fiat currency (Brazilian Real), without the need for VPNs or cross-border operations, and with a more transparent regulatory framework. From Valour’s perspective, their presence in the Brazilian market is already taking shape—ETPs for Bitcoin, Ethereum, Ripple, and Sui have established themselves, and the addition of Solana further enriches the product ecosystem.
This listing reflects a trend: mainstream financial institutions are gradually embracing cryptocurrencies, and markets with friendly regulations are becoming highly competitive. Brazil, as the largest economy in Latin America, is undeniably attractive.
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GrayscaleArbitrageur
· 12-19 08:21
Solana is back up, and Latin America's money is also coming in.
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WhaleSurfer
· 12-19 04:45
Wait, is VSOL now compliant and listed in Brazil? This means traditional finance is really starting to take it seriously.
Valour's recent moves are indeed aggressive; they've really penetrated the Latin American market.
SOL can finally allow Brazilian retail investors to participate officially, no VPN needed—it's really great.
Mainstream institutions embracing crypto is a done deal; now it's just a matter of who can seize the opportunity fastest.
Buying SOL directly with Brazilian Real through compliant channels—this is what the future looks like, right?
Valour's entire ecosystem is now firmly established on B3. What's next? An IPO in Latin America?
This trend... institutions are playing chess, and retail investors just need to follow and enjoy the gains.
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MagicBean
· 12-16 13:19
Ha, Valour is expanding its presence in Latin America again. This time, Brazil is the next to try it out.
Wait, December 17? Still need to wait, but compliant channels are indeed attractive. Finally, no more hassle.
Everyone wants a piece of the Latin American cake.
SOL is still in demand, but how much room there is left is hard to say.
Valour's pace of deployment... is quite impressive.
Brazilian people can finally use the real to buy SOL. Which country will be next?
Regulatory friendliness = easy money. This logic makes sense.
Mainstream institutions are moving towards crypto. Is it time to buy the dip...
Getting Latin America market attention is not easy.
ETP products are more friendly to retail investors. Valour has thought this through quite well.
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EternalMiner
· 12-16 13:10
Wow, Solana is also entering B3? The Latin American market is heating up
Really, buying SOL directly with Brazilian real? The compliance route is becoming clearer
Valour's strategy feels like playing a big game... Is the Latin American market about to explode?
Wait, launching on December 17? Feels a bit late
Mainstream financial institutions are really gradually approaching, but the choice of Brazil is quite interesting
Solana ETP launches on Brazil's B3 exchange, Valour accelerates Latin American market expansion
【Crypto World】New developments in the Solana ecosystem. Valour, a leading institution in the DeFi sector, announced that its Solana ETP product( with the code VSOL) has been approved for listing on the B3 exchange in Brazil, with trading scheduled to commence on December 17, 2025.
What does this mean? Brazilian investors finally have a compliant channel to trade Solana directly using local fiat currency (Brazilian Real), without the need for VPNs or cross-border operations, and with a more transparent regulatory framework. From Valour’s perspective, their presence in the Brazilian market is already taking shape—ETPs for Bitcoin, Ethereum, Ripple, and Sui have established themselves, and the addition of Solana further enriches the product ecosystem.
This listing reflects a trend: mainstream financial institutions are gradually embracing cryptocurrencies, and markets with friendly regulations are becoming highly competitive. Brazil, as the largest economy in Latin America, is undeniably attractive.