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 (SOL) gained 3.38%, reaching $67.73, pushing weekly gains above 4% after recovering from a 36% drop since May. A new tokenized SpaceX equity product (SPCX) launched on Solana, enhancing its real-world asset platform appeal. Analysts note SOL i...
In June 2026, Circle minted $500 million USDC on Solana, raising Solana's share of global USDC to about 10.3% and increasing on-chain dollar liquidity to support payments, DeFi, and real-world asset transactions. This surge builds on Solana's $16.4 b...
A surge in demand for SpaceX tokenized stocks on Solana led to $557 million committed via Binance Wallet, but the tokenization provider could not secure enough underlying shares to fulfill subscriptions. This caused cancellations and refunds on platf...
Starknet has released a new appchain framework that allows developers to create sovereign blockchains with custom execution logic while inheriting security from Starknet's zero-knowledge (ZK) core stack. This framework focuses on modular settlement a...
The SEC has approved the T. Rowe Price Active Crypto ETF, allowing it to list and trade shares with an active strategy investing in 5 to 15 eligible cryptocurrencies including Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), and Ripple (XRP). The fund can also use USD...
