but one major omission sends a brutal signal Morgan Stanley's Bitcoin and Solana ETF offering aims to take advantage of the growing institutional acceptance of cryptocurrencies and a more favorable regulatory landscape. Morgan Stanley, the $1.8 trillion banking giant, has filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to launch two ETFs that track the prices of Bitcoin and Solana. The filings mark a milestone for the Wall Street giant, pushing one of the world's most recognizable banking brands deeper into the crypto ecosystem.
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Morgan Stanley just filed for two crypto ETFs
but one major omission sends a brutal signal
Morgan Stanley's Bitcoin and Solana ETF offering aims to take advantage of the growing institutional acceptance of cryptocurrencies and a more favorable regulatory landscape. Morgan Stanley, the $1.8 trillion banking giant, has filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to launch two ETFs that track the prices of Bitcoin and Solana. The filings mark a milestone for the Wall Street giant, pushing one of the world's most recognizable banking brands deeper into the crypto ecosystem.