2026-01-07 06:10:40

#密码资产动态追踪 Morgan Stanley has taken action this time—simultaneously launching Bitcoin ETF and Solana ETF products.

From a capital perspective, this is no small move. As a top global investment bank, Morgan Stanley's decision is backed by the most intelligent analysis teams. Their willingness to bet on crypto assets at this point in time is itself a market signal.

Interestingly, the pace of institutional entry—just as Bitcoin's price trend is weakening. Some might say this is a coincidence, but from another perspective, big money usually enters when others don't understand the market. Such positive signals may be enough to sway market sentiment.

The old arguments that "cryptocurrencies are just capital scams" now seem a bit flimsy. Assets like Bitcoin and Solana have evolved from wild states to institutional allocation phases. From Grayscale to Morgan Stanley now, this path is becoming more standardized.

Honestly, if even the smartest people on Wall Street are allocating to these assets, ordinary investors' anxieties have a new reference point. This is not an unbelievable thing; the market is simply using real money to validate a new asset class.

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BlockchainDecoder

· 19h ago

According to research, the timing of this wave of institutional entry is indeed deliberate—progressive deployment from Grayscale to Morgan Stanley essentially reflects the evolution of institutional risk pricing. It is worth noting that the weak phase of Bitcoin actually becomes a window to identify genuine demand. From a technical perspective, this counter-cyclical allocation is precisely the hallmark of institutional money.

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CryingOldWallet

· 01-08 03:01

Is Morgan Stanley really coming? Alright, I guess I should follow the trend and buy some SOL. These Wall Street folks won't give away free stuff.

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retroactive_airdrop

· 01-07 06:39

When Morgan Stanley makes a move, those who have been shouting "Ponzi scheme" every day are now embarrassed... The instincts of old money are unmatched. When Bitcoin is in a downturn, they turn around and allocate, truly seeing through it.

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DancingCandles

· 01-07 06:37

Morgan Stanley has stepped in, so there's no need to debate whether it's a scam anymore.

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CommunityJanitor

· 01-07 06:31

Morgan Stanley's move is truly impressive. Despite Bitcoin's weakness, they still dared to push ETFs for BTC and SOL... Old money is old money. Wall Street is already allocating, and we're still debating whether it's a scam? Wake up, everyone. Speaking of this timing, it's really well calculated. It doesn't seem that simple. From Grayscale to now, they are indeed becoming more professional... gotta keep up with the pace. It must be said, institutional giants know how to pick the right moments. When others don't understand, they've already started their布局.

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Rugpull幸存者

· 01-07 06:31

Morgan Stanley is acting so quickly? It shows that the old money has already been optimistic, while we're still hesitating.

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HashBrownies

· 01-07 06:29

Morgan Stanley is really here. This time it's not hype; the old money is starting to position themselves. Wall Street is betting on SOL, and we're still hesitating? The signals are too obvious. When Bitcoin is sluggish, it's actually their time to buy the dip. This is the real smart money play.

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BlockchainBard

· 01-07 06:28

Morgan Stanley is quick to act, but I'm more concerned about whether Solana can hold up, after all, the ecosystem is still in the tuning phase.

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ForkLibertarian

· 01-07 06:12

Morgan Stanley has really taken action, and this signal is quite worth considering. Despite Bitcoin's weakness, institutions are heavily investing, which indeed doesn't seem like a cautious move. The old money's entry usually follows a contrarian approach, and this time is probably no exception.

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