🚨 Wall Street Goes Full DeFi – Morgan Stanley to Let E*Trade Users Buy Bitcoin by 2026 💎

Morgan Stanley isn’t watching from the sidelines anymore. By the first half of 2026, E*Trade users will be able to trade Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), and Solana (SOL) directly, thanks to a new partnership with Zerohash, a crypto infrastructure unicorn that just raised $104M from big names like Interactive Brokers, SoFi, and yes—Morgan Stanley itself.

Why now? Simple: competition. Charles Schwab already offers Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs. Robinhood (HOOD) gives its users direct access to multiple cryptos. With digital assets valued at $3.9T—Bitcoin alone sitting at a mind-blowing $2.25T, Ethereum at $506B—big banks can’t ignore the numbers anymore.

The shift isn’t just about hype. What was once dismissed as “speculative gambling” is now a multi-trillion-dollar asset class, attracting Wall Street giants, asset managers, and retail investors alike. Even the Trump administration’s favorable regulatory stance is giving banks the green light to expand their crypto playbooks.

And don’t sleep on stablecoins. While MS CFO Sharon Yeshaya says it’s “too early to call” their full impact, the industry is already moving. Citigroup is eyeing custody + ETF services, Bank of America is experimenting with its own stablecoin, and even JPMorgan—yes, Jamie Dimon’s JPMorgan—is leaning in.

This isn’t the end of TradFi vs DeFi—it’s the beginning of a full-on merger of worlds. 🚀

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