2026-01-08 20:20:58

Large financial institutions continue to increase their investments. Morgan Stanley is preparing to launch a digital wallet product in the second half of this year, specifically targeting institutional clients and high-net-worth individuals, for storing tokenized assets and blockchain-generated financial products. This move reflects the growing importance of digital asset infrastructure in traditional finance.

In terms of market trends, Bitcoin has recently experienced significant fluctuations. The price briefly fell below the psychological level of $90,000, but then rebounded to around $91,200. According to analysis and forecasts from CoinCodex, Bitcoin is expected to oscillate within the mid-$80,000 range in the short term, and then gradually approach the low to mid-$90,000 range before January 2026. From a candlestick perspective, the market is still searching for a clear direction.

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DegenWhisperer

· 21h ago

Morgan Stanley's recent moves are really just prolonging traditional finance. As long as there's enough money, everyone wants a piece of the pie.

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MEVHunterNoLoss

· 21h ago

Morgan Stanley's recent moves are really just superficial; institutions are finally starting to take it seriously. But honestly, they're just paving the way for themselves, waiting to harvest retail investors like chives. With the market so volatile, I'm really tired of it. Fluctuating back and forth between 80,000 and 90,000, no one can make any money.

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HashRateHustler

· 01-08 23:48

Morgan Stanley's move is aggressive; it's really a sign that institutions are entering the market. Wall Street is already smelling the money. The recent market volatility has been truly exhausting. Breaking 90,000 and then rebounding—everyone is just waiting to see whose mentality is strong enough. Whether we can break through 80,000 is the key; otherwise, it's just a repeated pattern of cutting the leeks. TBH, Bitcoin is currently searching for a bottom; institutions might need to shake out some weak hands before their布局完成. I'm optimistic about Morgan Stanley developing this wallet, but it's not so easy to make money from high-net-worth users either. The 9.12 level is too awkward—can't go up, can't go down—just hanging there, tormenting people. If it drops back to 80,000, I'll get in. Anyway, the long-term bullish logic hasn't been broken. Institutions move so quickly, which means they've already done the math. Retail investors need to keep up with the pace. Before breaking the psychological barrier of 90,000, it's all just psychological; the real test is still ahead.

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DaoResearcher

· 01-08 20:43

Morgan Stanley is working on wallets. Based on signals from the white paper, institutional-grade custody solutions are finally coming to fruition. From a tokenomics perspective, this is a compromise from traditional finance towards on-chain asset pricing rights. --- The 90,000 break and rebound, to put it simply, is institutions testing the waters. The governance significance of the 80,000-90,000 range is minimal; what really matters is on-chain data. --- If the hypothesis holds, will prices stay steady around the mid to low 90,000s before 2026? I think it's uncertain. Such predictions overlook the issue of external incentives being incompatible. --- Wait, no. If Morgan Stanley's wallet aims for interoperability, it will inevitably involve cross-chain governance. This could become a new power center. --- Do you think this is a positive development? I believe it's a reset towards centralization. Refer to Vitalik's discussion on the risks of centralization in financial infrastructure. --- Bitcoin oscillates back and forth around 80,000-90,000. Looking at the candlestick chart, there's no clear direction, but why is no one discussing changes in on-chain transaction fees? That’s the real signal. --- Morgan Stanley is working on wallets. Is the starting point or the endpoint for institutions going on-chain? It's worth noting that once this threshold is crossed, what happens to retail investors' governance rights?

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rugged_again

· 01-08 20:39

Morgan Stanley's move is aggressive; traditional finance is really taking it seriously. But to be honest, institutions may enter the market, but retail investors still have to find their own ways...

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GasWaster

· 01-08 20:34

Morgan Stanley's recent moves are indeed aggressive, traditional finance has finally panicked, and they have to personally get involved in blockchain wallets, which shows we've won. --- Feeling like 90,000 won't break through, will it approach 90,000 before January next year? I choose not to believe it; anyway, I won't sell. --- Every time they say there will be fluctuations to find a direction, but after more than a year, still haven't found one. The market is just so boring. --- Institutional entry is indeed a positive, but the real profits still come from spot and futures trading; wallet products are just a gimmick. --- It's predictions again, and CoinCodex again. Just listen to these analysis agencies' words; Bitcoin can do whatever it wants.

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NeverVoteOnDAO

· 01-08 20:23

Does Morgan Stanley's recent move really mean anything? It feels like a cycle of taking profits and then taking more profits again. Bitcoin's repeated fluctuations, frankly, no one knows how it will move next. Just listen to CoinCodex's predictions and don't take them seriously. Institutional entry sounds great, but ordinary people are still not the ones holding the bag in the end. Wake up, everyone. The $80,000 to $90,000 range keeps pulling back and forth. If you enter now, you'll just be locked in. Let's wait and see.

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