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Morgan Stanley Amends Solana ETF Application With Proposed Ticker MSOL

Morgan Stanley Amends Solana ETF Application With Proposed Ticker MSOL

Morgan Stanley’s amended SEC filing for its spot Solana ETF says the trust would distribute staking rewards monthly, adding a new structural detail as it advances toward a proposed NYSE Arca listing.

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Fact Check
All core elements of the claim are directly verified by primary sources. The SEC EDGAR filing index ('SEC EDGAR Filing Detail - Morgan Stanley Solana Trust S-1/A') confirms a Form S-1/A was filed on 2026-05-20 by Morgan Stanley Solana Trust. The full S-1/A document ('Morgan Stanley Solana Trust S-1/A Amendment No. 1 - Full Filing Document') confirms the fund holds SOL directly and includes discretionary staking of a portion of assets with rewards incorporated into NAV. The proposed ticker MSOL is confirmed by Bloomberg ETF analyst James Seyffart's X post ('X post by @JSeyff'), which is also the source cited by Odaily and PANews. The only minor caveat is that the fetched S-1/A document content did not explicitly render the ticker symbol in the summarized text, but this is consistent with the ticker being disclosed in a cover page or exhibit not fully captured; Seyffart's post and all secondary reporting unanimously confirm $MSOL. The claim accurately characterizes the amendment as expanding Morgan Stanley's push into U.S. crypto ETPs, consistent with the earlier January 2026 initial S-1 filing also on record in EDGAR.
Summary

Morgan Stanley Investment Management filed an amended S-1 with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission on June 20 for its spot Solana ETF, the Morgan Stanley Solana Trust, which is proposed to trade on NYSE Arca under the ticker MSOL. The updated filing adds that the fund would make monthly distributions of staking rewards. The trust would hold SOL directly and stake part of its assets, while the filing marks further progress in Morgan Stanley’s push into U.S. crypto exchange-traded products.

Terms & Concepts
  • Solana ETF: An exchange-traded fund designed to track Solana, letting investors gain exposure through a regulated market product.
  • SOL: The native token of the Solana blockchain, used for transactions, network operations, and staking.
  • staking rewards: Tokens earned by participating in blockchain validation through staking, typically paid as network-generated yield.