Morgan Stanley's Solana ETF posts all US spot Solana ETF inflows on day two

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Morgan Stanley's MSOL spot Solana ETF drew $19.06M of net inflows on its first day, representing all net inflows across US spot Solana ETFs, signaling strong distributor-driven demand. A low 0.14% fee plus the ability to stake up to 100% of SOL and pass through staking rewards increases the product's competitiveness versus peers. The launch reinforces institutional access and could tighten spot demand via ETF accumulation.
Impact level
● High
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SOL/USDT+2.23%
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▲ Bullish
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Morgan Stanley's new spot Solana ETF, MSOL, quickly took the lead after debuting on NYSE Arca. On Wednesday—one day after launch—the fund attracted $19.06M, representing 100% of net inflows across US spot Solana ETFs, while other issuers saw no net movement, according to SoSoValue. MSOL is pricing aggressively with a 0.14% management fee. The product can stake up to 100% of its SOL holdings and distributes staking rewards to investors. Across the category, Solana ETFs now hold $862.98M in assets on $1.15B in cumulative inflows. With a wirehouse of Morgan Stanley's scale pushing Solana (solana:So11111111111111111111111111111111111111112) through its distribution network, the momentum behind those totals could build quickly.