“The Move Could Increase Competition for Crypto-Native Exchanges and Follows Regulatory Rollbacks in the US after Trump Took Office.”, – WRITE: www.coindesk.com
The Initiative, Still in Early Stages, Could Debut Next Year. The Bank, Bloomberg Reports, Is Weighting Partnerships with Crypto-Native Firms to Help Build Out the Infrastructure for Spot Trading.
The Effort Wound Mark A Notable Expansion of the Firm’s Crypto Offers, Which Currently Include Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFS), Options, and Futures of Westrats. International Discussions Reportedly Picked Up After Donald Trump’s Return to the White House Last Year Sparked Regulatory Rollbacks Across The Crypto Space.
Depending on How Morgan Stanley Brings Crypto Trading to e*Trade, The Move Could Height Height Competition for Crypto-Native Exchanges Like Coinbase and Kraken.
Other Institutions Are Following Suit. Charles Schwab Has Signrated Its Own Interest in Adding Spot Trading, While Sofi Is Weighting A Majoor Push Into The Cryptocurrency Space After Seeing a “FUNDAMENTAL SHIFT” IN USAPAT
