最新报道:According to Bijie.com on September 23rd, Morgan Stanley is partnering with cryptocurrency infrastructure provider Zero Hash to enable E*Trade (an online brokerage for individual investors) clients to trade popular cryptocurrencies starting in the first half of next year. According to Jed Finn, head of wealth management at Morgan Stanley, the company will initially support Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solver. Allowing clients to directly trade cryptocurrencies is just the first phase; the company will also develop a complete wallet solution for clients. "The underlying technology is proven, and blockchain-based infrastructure is clearly here to stay," Finn said in an interview. "Clients should be able to access digital assets, traditional assets, and cryptocurrencies simultaneously within an ecosystem they are familiar with." This collaboration marks an accelerated move by major banks into the digital asset sector following a significant shift in US regulatory policy, driven by President Trump's inauguration earlier this year. Bloomberg reported in May that Morgan Stanley was developing plans to add cryptocurrency trading to the E*Trade platform, and other firms, including Charles Schwab Corp., have also announced similar initiatives.