Wall Street top investment bank Morgan Stanley has recently made a major move. On January 6th, they officially submitted application documents to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), preparing to launch exchange-traded funds (ETFs) linked to the prices of cryptocurrencies.

According to the filing materials, Morgan Stanley's goal is very clear—launch ETF products tracking the prices of Bitcoin and Solana respectively. The entry of two major mainstream cryptocurrencies simultaneously demonstrates their high level of attention to this market.

It is worth noting that SEC approval for spot Bitcoin ETFs has been around for two years, and the market has gradually opened up. However, Morgan Stanley's move signifies that it once again validates the continued expansion of traditional financial giants into the crypto asset sector—no longer just testing waters, but truly scaling up their presence. From Wall Street's perspective, this indicates that the digital asset market has become an investment landscape they can no longer ignore.