SOL ad in Shanghai cut off—who’s panicking?
The SOL ad on the Bund’s giant screen was reportedly cut off after just ten minutes, and the Douyin video was taken down too. There was plenty of buzz, but not a single official announcement about key details like approvals or the office building—just hearsay.
What’s interesting isn’t the ad itself, but the market reaction: one side is calling it compliant brand promotion, while the other says it’s skirting the rules. The argument is louder than the market action.
What I’m more curious about is whether this kind of exposure is actually bullish or just noise. What’s really worth watching is on-chain: SKYA liquidating its SOL reserves, and Pump.fun moving fee revenue to Kraken. Those moves matter more than a giant screen.
The ad can be taken down. The real question is whether the holdings will be pulled too.
The SOL ad on the Bund’s giant screen was reportedly cut off after just ten minutes, and the Douyin video was taken down too. There was plenty of buzz, but not a single official announcement about key details like approvals or the office building—just hearsay.
What’s interesting isn’t the ad itself, but the market reaction: one side is calling it compliant brand promotion, while the other says it’s skirting the rules. The argument is louder than the market action.
What I’m more curious about is whether this kind of exposure is actually bullish or just noise. What’s really worth watching is on-chain: SKYA liquidating its SOL reserves, and Pump.fun moving fee revenue to Kraken. Those moves matter more than a giant screen.
The ad can be taken down. The real question is whether the holdings will be pulled too.