Morgan Stanley pilots crypto trading on E*Trade with 50-basis-point fee: Bloomberg
Morgan Stanley pilots crypto trading at 50 basis points, expanding digital asset push weeks after launching a bitcoin ETF....
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Morgan Stanley takes on crypto trading rivals with E*Trade pilot
Morgan Stanley launched crypto trading on E*Trade with 50 basis points fees, undercutting Coinbase and Robinhood. The pilot reaches 8.6 million clients later this year. This marks another Wall Street push into retail crypto as traditional brokers compete with crypto exchanges. The move follows Morgan Stanley's Bitcoin ETF launch, signaling institutional acceptance of digital assets in mainstream investing.
Stablecoin industry opposes Bank of England’s unhosted wallet ban
The crypto industry in the UK has come out against the Bank of England’s proposed policy that would ban custodial wallets for stablecoins....
NYSE tokenization partners warn synthetic stock tokens could mislead retail traders
ICE, OKX, and Securitize executives warn that offshore synthetic stock tokens pose serious risks to retail traders, often lacking underlying equity backing and exploiting regulatory gaps. Meanwhile, NYSE is building a regulated tokenized equities platform with pre-funded tokens and stablecoins. The shift toward legitimate tokenization mirrors the transition from floor to electronic trading—it's now "when, not if."