Morgan Stanley has filed applications to launch the "Bitcoin" and "Solana" ETFs
According to documents filed by Morgan Stanley with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission on Tuesday, the firm is seeking regulatory approval to launch exchange-traded funds pegged to the prices of cryptocurrency tokens.The filing indicates that the bank is seeking to launch ETFs linked to the prices of the cryptocurrencies Bitcoin and Solana. This move would deepen the bank’s influence in the cryptocurrency sector, coming two years after the SEC approved the first spot Bitcoin ETF to be listed in the United States.
Source:富途快讯 · Source Link
Disclaimer: This content reflects only the author’s personal views and does not constitute any investment or financial advice. If you discover any content that violates regulations,Click to Report
24H Trending
-
1
DIA Coin: A Deep Dive into the Web3 Decentralized Data Oracle Platform and its Future Outlook
-
2
DOS Network (DOS) Project Analysis: Current Status and Future Outlook of Decentralized Oracles
-
3
4-Way Mirror Money (4WMM) Token Analysis: A Reflective Cryptocurrency in the PulseChain Ecosystem and Its Potential Risks
-
4
Ethereum ERC-20 Token Standard: Definition, Function, and Ecosystem Impact
-
5
What is ZBK (Zbank Token)? Is it still tradable?
-
6
Bitcoin Storage: Exchanges vs. Self-Custody Wallets, Which Is Safer?
-
7
Bitcoin opened flat before rising slightly to $63,818.70, while Ethereum opened down 1.3% before recovering to $1,874.41; investors are closely watching the progress of the "Clarity for Digital Assets" bill.
-
8
ULAB Coin: A Shared Ticker for Multiple Projects - An Analysis of the Current Status and Future Prospects of Unilab, Unchained Lab, and LayerBank
-
9
Lookonchain reports Bitcoin ETFs saw a net inflow of 1,600 BTC (+$102.33M) on August 4, with 7-day net inflow at 1,241 BTC (+$79.36M); Ethereum ETFs experienced a net outflow of 6,558 ETH (-
-
10
How to buy, sell, and trade BNB? Which mainstream exchanges has BNB been listed on?
Markets Today
Recommended Reading










