Bitcoin slipped below $63,000 as new Fed Chair Kevin Warsh's hawkish tone and fresh Iran peace deal snags shook risk markets. But Morgan Stanley's amended Ethereum and Solana ETF filings — featuring industry-low fees and 95% staking rewards — show institutional conviction hasn't faded.

Wall Street is moving fast. From Morgan Stanley’s Bitcoin and Solana ETF filings to stablecoin regulation, ETF outflows, and global crypto adoption, here’s what changed in the last 24 hours—and why it matters.

Wall Street is no longer watching crypto from the sidelines. In 2026, institutional adoption of Bitcoin and altcoins is accelerating through ETFs, regulation, and massive capital inflows—reshaping the entire market.

Bitcoin wiped out $480M in shorts, Ethereum fees dropped up to 60% after the Fusaka upgrade, and the UK officially declared crypto “personal property.” Institutions, ETFs, and the entire altcoin market are now accelerating into December’s breakout momentum.