(Reuters) -Morgan Stanley will offer cryptocurrency trading on its platform E*Trade from the first half of 2026 through a partnership with Zerohash, an infrastructure provider for the digital assets.

At launch, E*Trade clients will be able to trade bitcoin, the world’s largest crypto token, as well as ether and solana, a spokesperson for Morgan Stanley said on Tuesday.

Once a niche asset class dismissed as speculative, cryptocurrencies have grown into a market worth trillions of dollars over the past decade, drawing in Wall Street banks, asset managers and retail investors alike.

The Trump administration’s supportive stance on regulations has also helped crypto assets, with Wall Street brokerages now expanding their offerings in the space to tap into the lucrative business.

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