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Sign InIn a move reflecting the accelerating institutional adoption of digital assets, Morgan Stanley has updated its S-1 filings for spot Ether and Solana exchange-traded funds (ETFs). According to reports, the financial institution has designated Coinbase as the custodian for these proposed instruments, marking a technical advancement in the structure of its planned investment products.
These updates arrive as major asset managers like BlackRock and Franklin Templeton compete to expand crypto offerings, with market data showing increased interest in altcoins following the launch of Bitcoin ETFs. Per industry reports, selecting Coinbase as a custodian aligns with standards adopted by most previously approved funds, given the platform's robust institutional infrastructure.
Regarding market performance, Morgan Stanley's London-listed shares (0QYU.L) stood at $227.02 (at close July 14, 2026). Investors are currently monitoring broader macroeconomic catalysts, including the recently released FOMC Minutes, to gauge how monetary policy shifts might impact risk appetite across the digital asset sector.