Morgan Stanley files amended Solana ETF application! Ticker $MSOL, supports staking yield

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Wall Street capital is accelerating its push into Solana! Bloomberg ETF analysts have confirmed that Morgan Stanley today (the 20th) officially filed an amended S-1 application for its Solana spot ETF. The fund's proposed ticker symbol is $MSOL, and it plans to stake a portion of its SOL to generate yield. (Previously: Bloomberg: Morgan Stanley E*Trade enters crypto trading! Offers 0.5% low fees to aggressively grab market share from Coinbase and Robinhood) (Background: Why is Morgan Stanley launching its own Bitcoin ETF more impactful than BlackRock's back then?) Traditional finance's embrace of crypto assets has taken another important step forward! According to the latest confirmation from Bloomberg ETF analyst James Seyffart, Wall Street top-tier investment bank Morgan Stanley today (the 20th) officially submitted an amended S-1 registration statement for the Solana spot ETF (Morgan Stanley Solana Trust) to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). NEW: This morning Morgan Stanley submitted an amended filing for their Solana ETF. Ticker will be $MSOL. We don't have a fee yet. pic.twitter.com/gijjwCVlUS — James Seyffart (@JSeyff) May 20, 2026 Ticker confirmed as $MSOL, staking support a key highlight This is the latest substantive progress following the institution's initial filing on January 6 this year. According to the currently disclosed amendments, there are several key focal points: - Dedicated ticker symbol: The proposed ETF ticker has been confirmed as $MSOL. - Staking support: Unlike traditional spot ETFs that merely passively track coin prices, Morgan Stanley plans to stake a portion of the SOL held by the fund, thereby generating additional node yield for investors. - Management fee to be announced: The specific management fee (Fee) has not yet been finalized in the document, and is expected to be officially disclosed in the next round of document updates. Institutional capital accelerates positioning, awaiting SEC approval Morgan Stanley simultaneously filed spot ETF applications for both Bitcoin and Solana earlier this year, becoming the first major Wall Street bank to directly issue crypto spot ETFs. Although its Bitcoin ETF has progressed at a faster pace (having undergone multiple rounds of updates), this amendment to the Solana ETF strongly signals institutional capital's deep interest in the Solana ecosystem and its intention for long-term positioning. Although the product still awaits final SEC approval and there is no guarantee it will be approved, the market generally takes an optimistic view, believing this will significantly promote Solana's mainstream adoption and potential future capital inflows.

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