Major financial institution Morgan Stanley has submitted applications to the SEC for Bitcoin and Solana spot ETFs. This marks a significant move by a traditional investment banking powerhouse to enter the cryptocurrency market through regulated financial products. The filings underscore growing institutional interest in bringing digital assets into mainstream investment vehicles, with spot ETFs representing direct exposure to the underlying cryptocurrencies.
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CountdownToBroke
· 5h ago
Is Morgan Stanley buying the dip? Traditional finance really can't sit still anymore.
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HappyToBeDumped
· 01-07 01:53
Morgan Stanley is also buying the dip. Is the crypto market really about to take off? Or is this just another prelude to a new round of profit-taking?
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MEV_Whisperer
· 01-07 01:46
Morgan Stanley's move is truly impressive; traditional finance is finally going to seriously engage with BTC and SOL.
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DarkPoolWatcher
· 01-07 01:44
Morgan Stanley is going all in now; the signal of traditional major banks entering the market is truly different.
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SatoshiHeir
· 01-07 01:43
It should be pointed out that Morgan Stanley's move precisely confirms my earlier assertion in the paper "Reconsidering the Institutional Economics of Bitcoin"—the surrender of traditional finance is not sudden but inevitable. On-chain data shows that institutional holdings have grown exponentially since 2021, which is no coincidence. Let's return to the fundamental thinking of Satoshi Nakamoto's white paper: once a value consensus is formed, the system will inevitably compromise. Undoubtedly.
Major financial institution Morgan Stanley has submitted applications to the SEC for Bitcoin and Solana spot ETFs. This marks a significant move by a traditional investment banking powerhouse to enter the cryptocurrency market through regulated financial products. The filings underscore growing institutional interest in bringing digital assets into mainstream investment vehicles, with spot ETFs representing direct exposure to the underlying cryptocurrencies.