Morgan Stanley Files Amended Solana ETF Application With Staking Yield
Solana uses a proof-of-stake mechanism that allows holders to stake SOL to help secure the network and earn rewards. Adding staking to an ETF would give investors exposure to both the token's price and on-chain yield through a brokerage account. SOL had a market capitalization of about $49.44 billion as of May 18, 2026. Morgan Stanley first filed an application with the SEC on January 6, underscoring major banks' expanding push into crypto assets.
Morgan Stanley filed an amended S-1 with the SEC on July 15, 2026. MSOL would list on NYSE Arca, charge an annual fee of 0.14% and be permitted to stake up to 100% of its SOL. Figment, Galaxy Digital and Coinbase Canada would provide staking services. The service providers and custodian would collectively receive 5% of total staking rewards, with the remaining 95% accruing to the fund's net asset value. The filing is not yet effective, and no listing date has been announced.
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The history behind this event大摩更新以太坊與Solana ETF申報揭露超低費率
摩根史坦利更新其以太坊與 Solana 現貨 ETF 的 S-1 申報文件,計劃收取 0.14% 的管理費。此費率低於目前市場上所有競爭對手,創下美國及全球同類產品的新低紀錄。市場分析師認為此舉顯示美國證券交易委員會已接近批准這些產品上市交易。
Morgan Stanley Files for Bitcoin ETF, Names Coinbase and BNY Mellon as Custodians
Morgan Stanley, which manages about $1.9 trillion in assets, has applied to launch a spot bitcoin ETF with Coinbase Custody and Bank of New York Mellon (BNY Mellon) serving as joint custodians. The fund would be valued daily using the CoinDesk Bitcoin Benchmark Rate, reflecting major U.S. banks’ accelerating push into crypto assets.
Morgan Stanley has filed an amended S-1 with the U.S. SEC for the MSBT Bitcoin ETF, setting its management fee at 0.14%, 11 basis points below BlackRock’s comparable product. If it successfully completes the regulatory process, the fund is expected to list on a Wednesday in April and could reach customers through Morgan Stanley’s roughly 16,000 financial advisers.
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