Morgan Stanley discloses Bitcoin, XRP, SOL holdings
Morgan Stanley (NYSE: MS) disclosed major crypto-related holding in its SEC 13F filing for Q1 2026.
It revealed exposure to Bitcoin (BTC), Solana (SOL), XRP and other digital asset-linked equities.
The filing shows the Wall Street giant significantly increased its institutional crypto exposure through regulated exchange-traded products.
Related: Morgan Stanley sends bold message on crypto asset allocation
Bitcoin
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iShares Bitcoin Trust ETF — $861,984,836
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Fidelity Wise Origin Bitcoin Fund — $317,694,681
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Bitwise Bitcoin ETF Trust — $16,771,802
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Grayscale Bitcoin Trust ETF — $4,563,528
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Grayscale Bitcoin Mini Trust ETF — $21,565,172
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Grayscale Bitcoin Covered Call ETF — $4,746
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Grayscale Bitcoin Premium Income ETF — $46
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ARK 21Shares Bitcoin ETF — $664,174
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Invesco Galaxy Bitcoin ETF — $262,593
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ProShares Bitcoin ETF — $143,398
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Global X Bitcoin Covered Call ETF — $14
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Roundhill Bitcoin Covered Call ETF — $28
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Simplify Bitcoin Strategy ETF — $4,260
Solana
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Bitwise Solana Staking ETF — $29,939,190
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Grayscale Solana Staking ETF — $4,709,697
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Fidelity Solana Fund — $2,541,299
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Solana Co. — $380,456
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XRP
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Volatility Shares XRP ETF — $12,886
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Grayscale XRP Trust ETF — $2,602
Other crypto Equities
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American Bitcoin — $232,327
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Bitcoin Infrastructure Acquisition Corp — $704
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Bitcoin Depot Inc — $2,490
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Strategy, Inc. — $226,114,549
While American Bitcoin is a Trump family-backed mining firm, Bitcoin Depot recently filed for bankruptcy.
Meanwhile, Michael Saylor's Strategy is the world's leading Bitcoin treasury firm.
Morgan Stanley's crypto plans
Morgan Stanley's disclosure of crypto holdings isn't surprising.
After all, the investment banking giant already filed with the SEC in March to launch a spot Bitcoin ETF.
As reported earlier, the lower fee suggests it's coming to give a tough competition to established giants like BlackRock and Grayscale.
Related: Morgan Stanley files for cheapest Bitcoin ETF
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