Morgan Stanley has increased its Bitcoin holdings to more than 9,000 BTC for the first time, following a transfer of over 1,100 BTC from a Coinbase Prime custody address on September 25. This transaction, worth more than $96 million, raised the bank's total Bitcoin assets to 9,218 BTC, currently valued at over $775 million. This move highlights Morgan Stanley's growing investment in cryptocurrency, reflecting broader institutional interest in Bitcoin as an asset class. The development may influence other financial institutions to consider increasing their crypto exposure as well.
Morgan Stanley's Bitcoin holdings recently surpassed 9,000 BTC. For readers following the cryptocurrency market, here is Pluang's market snapshot as of Sep 25, 2026 16:21 WIB: out of 50 major cryptocurrencies, 45 rose and 4 fell. Notable movers include SXP down 46.27% at Rp37, LINK up 13.46% at Rp248,858, and AXS up 12.87% at Rp21,045.
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