Major financial institution Morgan Stanley has submitted applications to the SEC for spot Bitcoin and Solana ETFs. The Bitcoin trust will utilize in-kind creation and redemption mechanisms, delivering improved operational efficiency and tax advantages for investors. Meanwhile, the Solana offering incorporates native staking functionality to generate yield. Exchange listings and custodian arrangements remain to be announced, though the filings signal growing institutional appetite for direct crypto asset exposure through regulated investment vehicles.
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RamenStacker
· 6h ago
Morgan Stanley is doing this, it seems that big institutions really can't sit still anymore, FOMO-ing from us retail investors haha
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DataBartender
· 01-07 16:18
Morgan Stanley's move is like giving the crypto industry an official stamp of approval. Now even the major banks are starting to lay the groundwork.
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AirdropHunter420
· 01-07 00:04
Morgan Stanley is launching Bitcoin and Solana ETFs. Are institutions really here now? Are we still far from jumping on board?
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MidnightGenesis
· 01-07 00:01
On-chain data shows that Morgan Stanley's recent move is not simple; the in-kind mechanism should have been used long ago. From the code logic, the tax advantage design is quite sophisticated.
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AllInAlice
· 01-06 23:56
Morgan Stanley's move is quite impressive; the staking returns on Solana really hit the pain points of institutions.
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NotSatoshi
· 01-06 23:55
Morgan Stanley is making moves. The Solana staking ETF is a good one; finally, a major institution is getting serious about it.
Major financial institution Morgan Stanley has submitted applications to the SEC for spot Bitcoin and Solana ETFs. The Bitcoin trust will utilize in-kind creation and redemption mechanisms, delivering improved operational efficiency and tax advantages for investors. Meanwhile, the Solana offering incorporates native staking functionality to generate yield. Exchange listings and custodian arrangements remain to be announced, though the filings signal growing institutional appetite for direct crypto asset exposure through regulated investment vehicles.