Morgan Stanley, long a cryptocurrency leader among traditional financial firms, is working to allow trading in Bitcoin, Ether and other tokens on its E*Trade platform, according to Bloomberg.

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Morgan Stanley is planning to offer clients a way to buy and sell cryptocurrencies on its E* Trade platform, Bloomberg ...

Morgan Stanley declined to comment when contacted by Fortune. E*Trade did not immediately respond to a request for comment ...

Financial services giant Morgan Stanley's online brokerage and banking platform is reportedly going to offer crypto trading ...