Morgan Stanley debuts ether, solana exchange-traded products after bitcoin fund success

The asset manager is offering low-cost ETH and SOL exchange-traded products after its bitcoin fund topped $381 million in assets.

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Morgan Stanley debuts ether, solana exchange-traded products after bitcoin fund success

The asset manager is offering low-cost ETH and SOL exchange-traded products after its bitcoin fund topped $381 million in assets.

By Helene Braun|Edited by Sheldon Reback

Jul 28, 2026, 2:30 p.m.

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Summary

Morgan Stanley added exchange-traded products tracking ether and solana, expanding its digital asset lineup beyond bitcoin.
The new funds use CoinDesk benchmark indexes, charge a market-leading 0.14% fee and pass staking rewards to investors.
The firm’s 16,000 financial advisors and E*TRADE platform could give the products a significant distribution advantage.

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Morgan Stanley debuts ether, solana exchange-traded products after bitcoin fund success

The asset manager is offering low-cost ETH and SOL exchange-traded products after its bitcoin fund topped $381 million in assets.

Crypto Flows, Share and the Selective Rotation

Crypto Flows, Share and the Selective Rotation

Bitcoin drops as South Korean stocks tumble, Senate shelves crypto Clarity Act

Perpetuals tied to SK Hynix hit by flash crash to $900 on Hyperliquid

Hong Kong’s central bank puts a number on lenders’ quantum preparedness. It’s very low.

Core Scientific lands AMD AI deal as bitcoin mining operation winds down

Binance makes fighting crypto crime more difficult, says new report

Apple kept fake bitcoin wallet on App Store after $875,000 theft report, lawsuit alleges

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