Morgan Stanley (MS) is preparing to offer crypto trading to its retail customers through its e-trade division by the first half of 2026, Hugh Son of CNBC reports. The firm is partnering with ZeroHash for liquidity, custody, and settlement, initially offering direct ownership of bitcoin (BTC-USD), ether (ETH-USD), and solana (SOL-USD). Morgan Stanley views this move as a “transformative moment” for wealth management, with plans to integrate tokenized assets as well.
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