Morgan Stanley has filed a revised registration for a spot Solana ETF under the ticker MSOL that will hold SOL directly and include staking rewards in its net asset value. This ETF aims to provide investors exposure to Solana without the need to manage private keys or wallets, differentiating it from simpler spot ETFs by incorporating staking rewards through third-party providers. The filing highlights Morgan Stanley's broader strategy to integrate digital assets into mainstream investment products, following its recent launch of a Bitcoin ETF. If approved, MSOL would offer a regulated, traditional brokerage account way to invest in Solana, reflecting the growing institutional acceptance of crypto assets.
Solana's price remains range-bound near $84, facing short-term support at $81.30 after failing to break resistance around $96. Analysts warn of downside risk toward $30 if Solana loses its current range, as weekly charts show a weaker long-term setup...
Ethereum's ETH token has declined about 40.6% over the past five years, underperforming rivals like Bitcoin, Solana, and BNB despite Ethereum's dominance in DeFi, stablecoins, and tokenized real-world assets. The shift to Layer 2 scaling solutions ha...
Solana's native token SOL fell about 15% after failing to surpass the $98 resistance level, now trading near $85. Bearish market sentiment is indicated by negative perpetual futures funding rates at -3%. Weekly decentralized exchange (DEX) transactio...
Solana's on-chain derivatives trading volume surpassed $20 billion weekly, signaling growing activity despite SOL price struggling below $85. Institutional inflows continue, with $55.1 million entering Solana-focused products, contrasting Bitcoin out...
Donald Trump, now the 47th US President, has shifted from crypto skeptic to enthusiast, launching initiatives like the Strategic Bitcoin Reserve and the GENIUS Act to promote digital assets. His administration aims to make the US a global crypto hub,...
