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Morgan Stanley joins ETF fee war with 0.14 percent on ethereum and solana
Morgan Stanley has set fees of 0.14 percent for ethereum and solana spot exchange-traded funds it plans to launch in the United States. It filed amended S-1 registration statements with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, disclosing a fee structure below existing competitors. The fee would be the lowest among U.S. ethereum and solana spot ETFs, according to figures cited in the report. The amended filing also includes staking arrangements and discloses the products’ names and tickers.
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XRP price stagnates as ETF, whale and institutional metrics hit record highs
XRP has shown no clear direction for months, but ETF inflows, whale wallet accumulation and Ripple’s institutional expansion are setting records, a report said. Digital Ascension Group Chairman Jake Claver said adoption- and institution-linked metrics were strengthening regardless of price. XRP spot ETFs logged their strongest weekly inflows of the year in mid-May, while large holders increased balances. Ripple also expanded institutional infrastructure through acquisitions and partnerships.
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Anchorage Digital introduces Marinade-based staking strategy for Solana clients
Anchorage Digital has integrated Marinade Finance into its platform to support Solana staking for institutional clients. The move allows clients to stake within Anchorage Digital’s custody and wallet infrastructure without transferring assets to an external application. Institutions can access Marinade staking strategies via the Anchorage platform and the self-custody wallet Porto through a single interface that also provides staking, custody and asset management functions.
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Ripple expands institutional custody, integrating staking and security
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Doppler onchain token creation protocol raises $9 million seed round
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MegaETH mainnet to launch on Feb. 9, hit 35,000 TPS in tests
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Noise raises $7.1 million in seed round, targets attention markets not prediction markets