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Which regulatory body will first change crypto trading rules in 2025?
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SEC • 25%
CFTC • 25%
FINRA • 25%
Other • 25%
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Morgan Stanley's $1.5 Trillion E-Trade Explores Crypto Trading Under Trump's Regulatory Shifts
Jan 2, 2025, 02:06 PM
Morgan Stanley's E-Trade, part of the $1.5 trillion financial giant, is exploring the possibility of offering cryptocurrency trading services, according to sources cited by The Information. This move is seen as a response to anticipated changes in the regulatory environment under the Trump administration, which could lead to increased competition for existing platforms like Coinbase. E-Trade is considering this expansion as part of its strategic offerings.
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