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Investing.com -- Morgan Stanley plans to introduce cryptocurrency trading on its ETrade platform in the first half of 2026 through a partnership with digital asset infrastructure provider Zerohash.
When the service launches, ETrade clients will be able to trade bitcoin, ether, and solana, a Morgan Stanley spokesperson confirmed on Tuesday.
Cryptocurrencies have evolved from a niche asset class often dismissed as speculative to a market valued at approximately $3.9 trillion. Bitcoin represents about $2.25 trillion of this total, while ether accounts for around $506 billion, according to CoinMarketCap data.
The Trump administration’s favorable regulatory stance has contributed to the growth of crypto assets, prompting Wall Street brokerages to expand their offerings in this space.
Morgan Stanley’s move follows similar initiatives by competitors.
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