Morgan Stanley, managing $1.3 trillion in assets, has lifted restrictions on Bitcoin and crypto investments for all its clients. The firm now recommends allocating up to 4% of eligible portfolios to cryptocurrencies, highlighting Bitcoin as a scarce asset similar to digital gold. This move signals growing confidence in crypto as part of mainstream portfolios. Morgan Stanley plans to offer crypto trading through its E*Trade platform by mid-2026, further expanding access for investors.
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