2026-01-06 15:22:31

Breaking news from Wall Street—Morgan Stanley, a financial giant, has officially submitted application documents to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission to launch exchange-traded funds (ETFs) linked to the prices of cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin and Solana. What does this move signify? The formal entry of traditional financial giants. According to documents disclosed by Reuters, Morgan Stanley plans to develop ETF products specifically tracking the performance of BTC and SOL. Wall Street, which once kept its distance from the crypto market, is now accelerating its layout in the digital asset space. This not only reflects the increasing market recognition of projects like Bitcoin and Solana but also indicates that the entire crypto ecosystem is moving toward mainstream finance. From the perspective of institutional investors, the launch of such ETF products will significantly lower the barriers for traditional investors to participate in digital assets.

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BTCWaveRider

· 01-06 15:50

Wall Street has finally bowed, and the crypto circle is really about to take off. Morgan Stanley was forced into it. BTC has already hit a new high, so what are they pretending for? This is the real moment when institutions break their defenses. I'm just waiting for retail investors to follow suit. Wait, will the ETF cause a market crash when it comes out... it depends on how it's managed. Large capital inflows = good thing? Or is it just to harvest the retail investors? Hard to say. The term "mainstreaming" has been overused. Let's see real money first.

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ShibaOnTheRun

· 01-06 15:43

Morgan Stanley is really coming, is Wall Street getting serious? --- With the ETF launch, retail investors finally have a chance, no longer being cut by exchanges --- Wait, what does this mean? Is BTC and SOL really entering the mainstream? --- Hmm... institutional entry will indeed lower the barrier, but will it make it easier to be cut? --- I just want to know when I can directly buy SOL in my 401k --- Bull market signal? Or is Wall Street coming to siphon blood? --- Regulatory compliance is one thing, but can this really beat self-custody wallets? --- Another ETF, another lowering of barriers. Sounds good, but who will manage the risks?

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ForkTongue

· 01-06 15:26

Morgan Stanley is really here, Wall Street is serious this time The era of BTC and SOL is coming, traditional finance is finally bowing Breaking the big defense, this time it's really not a routine to cut leeks Wait, could it be another way of cutting? I knew it would happen sooner or later, mainstreaming is inevitable Institutional entry is completely different, the game rules are changing Morgan Stanley is in, will other big banks be far behind? This time, retail investors really have a chance, the threshold is lowered Wall Street: I’ve been wanting to come in, just waiting for this moment Suddenly I feel more confident holding coins A bit scared, will institutions control the market once they come in? This is the beginning of mainstreaming, there's no way to run anymore

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FUD_Vaccinated

· 01-06 15:24

Morgan Stanley finally can't sit still anymore, and Bitcoin is really about to go mainstream. What is Wall Street still pretending for? They should have gotten in long ago. Once the ETF is launched, traditional retail investors will also be able to buy coins. This is true adoption. Honestly, this is just the beginning. How many more institutions are waiting in line? Wait, does this mean a signal that the coin price is about to be hammered down...

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