Morgan Stanley mengajukan ETF Bitcoin dan Solana ke SEC, Wall Street mempercepat masuk ke aset digital

【Block Rhythm】On January 6th, news emerged that Wall Street investment banking giants like Morgan Stanley formally submitted application documents to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, planning to launch exchange-traded fund products linked to the prices of crypto assets such as Bitcoin and Solana.

What does this move mean? Simply put, traditional finance titans want to use ETFs, a standard financial tool, to make it easier for ordinary investors to access Bitcoin and Solana. Bitcoin ETFs were approved two years ago, and now mainstream cryptocurrencies like Solana can also enter the traditional financial system through ETFs.

From a macro perspective, Morgan Stanley’s strategic move reflects a clear trend — Wall Street is no longer watching from the sidelines but continuously increasing its bets on digital asset markets. The reason these traditional financial institutions are taking frequent action is fundamentally because the scale and attractiveness of the crypto asset market continue to grow, and regulatory frameworks are gradually becoming clearer. The launch of ETF products will further standardize the market and attract more institutional and retail capital.

For market participants, such news typically signals greater liquidity, lower barriers to entry, and suggests that crypto assets are gradually evolving from the exclusive domain of tech enthusiasts and traders into part of a mainstream asset class.