2026-01-06 16:27:59

Major financial institution Morgan Stanley has filed S-1 applications with the SEC to establish spot ETFs for Bitcoin and Solana. This marks a significant institutional push into regulated cryptocurrency exposure, particularly in the Bitcoin and Solana spaces. The filing signals growing mainstream finance interest in digital assets, potentially expanding retail and institutional access to these two major cryptocurrencies. Such regulatory milestones often accelerate market adoption and legitimacy for crypto assets in traditional finance channels.

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EthSandwichHero

· 01-09 16:27

Morgan Stanley has entered the market; now SOL and BTC are about to take off, right?

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LowCapGemHunter

· 01-09 14:40

Morgan Stanley is launching spot ETFs for BTC and SOL, now traditional finance is really about to enter the market.

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ChainDetective

· 01-08 21:10

JPMorgan Chase is taking direct action, this time it's really different. --- SOL is about to take off, just wait. --- Institutional recognition is the biggest positive news. It's really foolish to still be on the sidelines now. --- BTC is being watched by mainstream finance, the moment of truth has arrived. --- But has the ETF really arrived... After all the hype, what’s the outcome? --- Solana being on par with BTC shows that the ecosystem truly has something. --- This is exactly why I’ve always believed in institutional entry, I’ve said it before. --- Retail investors finally have compliant channels, no more wariness. --- Morgan Stanley has joined, who will be next? Goldman Sachs? --- Regulatory friendliness = long-term positive, simple and straightforward.

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