Morgan Stanley to offer Bitcoin access to its clients via 3 funds

Morgan Stanley to offer Bitcoin access to its clients via 3 funds

CNBC has learned that bank giant Morgan Stanley will offer its client access to Bitcoin. According to an internal memo by the banking institution, crypto firm Galaxy Digital and FS NYDIG will enable the product. NYDIG is proud to partner with Morgan Stanley, the first US bank to offer access to #Bitcoin for their wealth […]


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