Morgan Stanley
Morgan Stanley warned on Nov. 13, 2025 that Bitcoin may be at an 'end of cycle' turning point and advised investors to take gains. The guidance could amplify downside pressure and volatility in crypto markets.
Morgan Stanley has advised Bitcoin investors to take profits as the cryptocurrency enters a seasonal 'fall' period, flagging short-term caution. The move highlights the potential for near-term volatility and the need for risk management.
Morgan Stanley's wealth management team recommends profit-taking on Bitcoin, saying the asset is entering a historical “fall season” that often precedes a crypto winter. Investment strategist Denny Galindo framed the guidance as a risk-management signal for clients.
Morgan Stanley warned on Nov. 12, 2025 that Bitcoin has entered a “fall season” and recommended investors take profits ahead of a potential crypto winter. The note signals caution from a leading institutional bank as macro and market risks rise.
Morgan Stanley has announced that starting October 15, 2025, all wealth clients can invest in cryptocurrencies, removing previous restrictions tied to high risk tolerance and asset minimums. Clients will also have access to crypto investments through retirement accounts, with recommended allocation guidelines to manage risk.
Morgan Stanley announces that all clients, including those with retirement accounts, can now invest in cryptocurrency. This move, along with efforts from BlackRock and Vanguard, highlights increasing institutional acceptance of crypto despite recent market volatility.
Zerohash raised $104 million led by Interactive Brokers, achieving a $1 billion valuation. This funding boost comes as U.S. crypto regulations become more favorable, supporting the company's blockchain solutions for banks and fintechs.
Morgan Stanley is reportedly considering the launch of cryptocurrency trading options on its ETrade platform, a move that coincides with the Trump administration's positive approach towards digital assets. This initiative is part of a larger trend among financial institutions as they seek to integrate crypto services in response to the evolving regulatory landscape.