Morgan Stanley has filed amended registration statements for a proposed Solana exchange-traded fund, adding to a broader discussion around Solana (SOL) price forecasts and institutional crypto products.

According to the source article, the proposed Solana Trust would trade on NYSE Arca under the ticker MSOL and carry a 0.14% annual fee. The article said that fee would be below Franklin Templeton’s 0.19%, citing Bitcoin.com. The trust could stake up to 100% of its SOL holdings, with 95% of staking rewards flowing to shareholders. As with other proposed exchange-traded products, an amended registration statement is part of the filing process and does not by itself mean a fund has begun trading or received final regulatory clearance.

Solana (SOL) was trading at $77.10, according to CoinMarketCap. The article also said Solana ETF assets had crossed $1 billion, led by Bitwise’s BSOL. It identified support at $73 and resistance near $83, while citing a Solana price prediction range of $200 to $320 by year-end.

Pepeto Presale Claims $10.46 Million Raised

The article also promoted Pepeto, a token project that it said had crossed $10.46 million in presale commitments. It described an expected Binance listing as drawing closer and said the token was priced at $0.0000001884 during the presale.

Pepeto is described in the article as a project designed to address fragmentation across independent blockchains, each with its own standards and liquidity pools. The project is said to include a cross-chain bridge intended to transfer value between Ethereum, BNB Chain, and Solana at zero cost, with the aim of connecting those ecosystems into a single trading layer.

The article said PepetoSwap removes per-transaction fees and includes a contract scanner that reads token code and blocks dangerous logic before users commit capital. It also said every swap, bridge transfer, and scan runs through the Pepeto token, meaning platform activity is intended to create direct token demand.

The source article claimed that large wallets had accumulated Pepeto during a period described as “Extreme Fear,” while the broader market showed limited movement. It said more than $10.46 million was locked at the $0.0000001884 presale price. It also stated that SolidProof had signed off on every contract, that a senior Binance developer built the architecture for scale, and that staking offered 168% APY with daily compounding as presale rounds continued ahead of the expected Binance listing. Those claims were presented in the original article as part of sponsored content, so readers would need to distinguish between verified exchange filings and promotional presale statements.

Solana Market Context

The article compared the Pepeto presale with Solana’s current market position. It said Solana was trading at $77.10 while Bitcoin had reclaimed $66,500 and the total crypto market capitalization had risen to $2.31 trillion, citing CoinMarketCap.

It also referenced Solana’s Alpenglow upgrade, described as targeting sub-150 millisecond finality and set for mid-2026. The article said Solana ETF assets had passed $1 billion but argued that SOL’s price had not yet reflected those developments.

The source identified Solana support at $73 and resistance at $83, followed by $100. It repeated a Solana price prediction range of $200 to $320 by year-end, while contrasting that outlook with the Pepeto presale price before a potential listing. For Solana products, investors and market observers commonly track both fund-level terms, such as fees and staking treatment, and network-level developments, such as upgrade timelines and on-chain activity.

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