Solana price rebounds on Morgan Stanley ETF update as $75 test looms
Solana price has surged nearly 9% over the past three days after Morgan Stanley updated its spot ETF filing, putting the token back within striking distance of the $75 resistance zone. According to data from crypto.news, Solana ($SOL) price climbed from around $68 on June 19 to an intraday high of $74.98 on June 22 before consolidating near $73.7 at the time of writing. $SOL‘s rally followed Morgan Stanley’s amended S-1 filing for its proposed spot Solana ETF, which introduced a 0.14% sponsor fee and identified Figment and Coinbase Canada as staking providers. Such an update strengthened expectations that institutional investors could gain regulated exposure to $SOL while also participating in staking rewards. The ETF development arrived after a sharp four-day correction that dragged Solana from a local high of $75.6 on June 15 to a low near $68. A stronger U.S. dollar, reduced risk appetite across crypto markets, and slower memecoin-related activity on Solana had pressured the token during that period. The selloff, however, left derivatives markets heavily skewed toward short positions, creating conditions for a rapid reversal once buying pressure returned. Futures traders amplified the move as $SOL reclaimed several short-term resistance levels between $70 and $73. Rising open interest during the advance suggests









