Morgan Stanley’s E*Trade platform has added Solana (SOL) trading, expanding retail access as ETF competition intensifies with issuers lowering fees. Despite SOL’s price dropping over 35% in 2026, on-chain activity is surging, with stablecoin supply on Solana growing 15-fold since January 2025 and monthly active users surpassing 100 million. Solana dominates tokenized stock trading volume, reinforcing its role in real-world asset infrastructure. The market awaits SEC ETF approval while technical indicators suggest SOL is near key support levels, with potential for momentum shifts if it reclaims $81.
Solana is expanding its ecosystem to become a one-stop platform for trading stocks, real-world assets, and crypto, likened to the 'Netflix or Amazon of finance.' Its real-world asset sector recently hit a $3.9 billion valuation, covering over 2,600 a...
Morgan Stanley increased its holdings in BlackRock's spot Bitcoin ETF by 23% to about 16.5 million shares during Q2, despite Bitcoin's price decline lowering the position's value to $549 million. The bank also expanded its exposure to Ether and Solan...
Solana (SOL) is stabilizing near $76, testing a key resistance zone between $80 and $85 that it must reclaim to confirm a stronger recovery. Analysts highlight layered support levels at $76.69, $67.06, and $53.33, with potential for a rebound if Bitc...
Solana is trading near $75.88, defending a crucial support zone that could lead to a rise toward $80 if resistance is broken. Meanwhile, the crypto exchange Bullish has launched tokenized stock trading on the Solana network, completing its first regu...
Bitwise Asset Management and Superstate have partnered to explore tokenized shares for selected Bitwise funds, starting with the Solana staking ETF (BSOL). This model would allow investors to hold ETF shares recorded either traditionally or on a bloc...
