The banking giant has long been a supporter of BTC.
The banking giant has filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission to launch exchange-traded funds that track the performance of BTC and also Solana’s SOL.
The report from Reuters indicated that most US banks have completely changed their view of the digital asset industry since Donald Trump won last year’s presidential election and made numerous pro-crypto statements.
The overall regulatory landscape is now completely different in the US, which has opened the doors for more existing participants to join the cryptocurrency industry. For the most part, spot crypto ETFs have seen spectacular success and appear to be the most suitable entry point for certain investors.
Morgan Stanley has a long history in the digital asset industry, most of which has been positive. Alongside BNY Mellon, it has been one of the few US banks to openly embrace bitcoin and a few altcoins over the years.
Even before the ETF launched in January 2024, it had exposure to BTC through Grayscale’s GBTC trust. Some of its executives have made numerous bullish comments, including predicting that Bitcoin could one day become a global reserve currency.
SoSoValue data shows that the Solana ETFs have attracted nearly $800 million in net inflows since going live in mid-2025. The spot Bitcoin ETFs are the undisputed leader, with total net inflows of almost $58 billion since January 2024.
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