Morgan Stanley's staked Solana ETP begins trading on NYSE Arca as a 66% compute limit increase and three major enterprise stablecoin deals reshape the SOL institutional narrative. This episode breaks down what's real, what's risk, and what to watch in the next 30-60 days.
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Morgan Stanley's staked Solana ETP started trading on NYSE Arca yesterday. That's not a rumor, a filing, or a roadmap item.
Now here's the infrastructure move that makes that institutional story more credible. Solana's block compute limit jumped sixty-six percent at Epoch one thousand and nine, moving from sixty million to one hundred million compute units.
Three major enterprise announcements landed inside fourteen days. Visa launched USDC payment infrastructure for corporate payables on Solana.
Tokenized SpaceX stock volume on Solana venues crossed one hundred million dollars in twenty-four hours for the first time. That's a meaningful milestone for tokenized equities.
The real test over the next thirty to sixty days is whether the Morgan Stanley ETP draws assets under management at scale, and whether the Visa and SBI infrastructure translates from announcement to actual transaction volume. Validator performance inside MSOL is worth watching closely.
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