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There have been many news reports in the crypto market these days, and traditional finance is also accelerating its follow-up.
Morgan Stanley filed an S-1 form with the SEC, preparing to launch a spot Bitcoin ETF and a spot Solana ETF with staking support—this indicates that mainstream financial institutions are not only interested in Bitcoin but are also exploring Ethereum competitors at an accelerated pace.
On the other hand, the US spot Bitcoin ETF experienced a net outflow of $243M on Tuesday, with Fidelity's FBTC leading the way. This breaks the continuous net inflow trend since the beginning of the year and suggests that investors may be making adjustments at high levels.
MicroStrategy's stock price has actually strengthened. MSCI confirmed that there are no immediate index inclusion restrictions for companies holding digital assets as treasury assets, giving more room for listed companies with aggressive crypto allocations.
The financial sector is also taking action—Barclays quietly acquired a stake in Ubyx, a US stablecoin clearing startup. This is the first move by this long-established UK investment bank in the regulated tokenized funds field. The market is evolving, and money is flowing into new directions.