A 2026 analysis by Bitwise reveals that five major US wealth platforms restrict access to Bitcoin exchange-traded products (ETPs), while 18 others allow trades only when clients request them. Only a few firms, including Morgan Stanley and Fidelity, permit advisors to actively recommend Bitcoin ETPs. This uneven rollout since the 2024 approval of US spot Bitcoin ETFs means many investors may not hear about or consider Bitcoin funds through their advisors. Broader advisor access could boost Bitcoin ETP adoption and capital inflows, but full integration depends on regulatory clarity and platform policies.
The story on US wealth platforms restricting Bitcoin ETP access is presented with Pluang's cryptocurrency market data for context. For readers following cryptocurrency trends, here is Pluang's market snapshot as of Oct 09, 2026 07:21 WIB: out of 50 major cryptocurrencies priced, 7 rose and 42 fell today. Notable movers include SOL at Rp1.950.601 with a 1-day change of -6.05%, VET at Rp135 with -5.95%, and SUSHI at Rp4.004 with -5.52%.
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