SOLTF Collective

The idea is to follow computing through both chip designers and a major device ecosystem. The companies have different products and customers, but semiconductor demand and supply constraints can affect them together. Apple also adds substantial non-chip business exposure.

This is a Solana devnet demonstration. The holdings are test tokens with no real value or ownership of company shares. Any fixed demo prices are labeled on the fund page. The artwork is original to this ETF.

These companies support many of the services people use every day. This basket groups their cloud platforms while retaining their other business exposures, including retail, advertising, and productivity software. It is not a pure cloud revenue index. Competition, capital spending, and enterprise demand are common risks.

This is a Solana devnet demonstration. The holdings are test tokens with no real value or ownership of company shares. Any fixed demo prices are labeled on the fund page. The artwork is original to this ETF.

Rather than choosing a single winner, this basket spans several layers of the AI theme. NVIDIA supplies computing hardware; Microsoft and Alphabet operate cloud and software platforms; Palantir represents data-focused software. Shared expectations can move these companies together, and high spending does not guarantee future returns.

This is a Solana devnet demonstration. The holdings are test tokens with no real value or ownership of company shares. Any fixed demo prices are labeled on the fund page. The artwork is original to this ETF.

Tesla gives this basket a focused electric-vehicle and technology theme. The Nasdaq 100 adds a broader collection of large companies, while Solana adds a distinct network exposure. The index can also include Tesla, so the positions can overlap. Each holding can be volatile and the basket is not a hedge.

This is a Solana devnet demonstration. The holdings are test tokens with no real value or ownership of company shares. Any fixed demo prices are labeled on the fund page. The artwork is original to this ETF.

This basket combines three crypto networks with Meta. It explores the relationship between digital infrastructure and the platforms where people communicate. Crypto and technology stocks can move together during market stress; the mix should not be mistaken for a low-volatility portfolio.

This is a Solana devnet demonstration. The holdings are test tokens with no real value or ownership of company shares. Any fixed demo prices are labeled on the fund page. The artwork is original to this ETF.

This basket starts with equal allocations to four distinct technology businesses. The idea is to express a broad technology theme without choosing just one company. Their businesses overlap, so four names do not remove concentration risk. Valuations, competition, and spending cycles can affect the entire group.

This is a Solana devnet demonstration. The holdings are test tokens with no real value or ownership of company shares. Any fixed demo prices are labeled on the fund page. The artwork is original to this ETF.

Tesla, the Nasdaq 100, and Solana in one test basket. This example exercises live reference feeds across stocks and crypto. The devnet tokens are for demonstration only and do not represent real stock ownership.

A mix of Solana, Ethereum, Bitcoin, and Meta. The crypto test tokens use live reference prices; Meta uses a fixed demo price. All holdings here are devnet test tokens with no real value.

Four familiar technology companies in one basket: Apple, NVIDIA, Microsoft, and Alphabet. This devnet ETF tests basket ownership and transparent backing. Its stock test tokens use fixed demo prices and do not represent real shares.