At the DC Blockchain Summit, Amy Oldenburg, Head of Digital Asset Strategy at Morgan Stanley, stated that the professional adoption of crypto funds is still in its early stages. Data shows that 80% of distribution on the platform comes from retail investors trading independently, rather than accounts managed by financial advisors. Oldenburg noted that Morgan Stanley has offered Bitcoin ETFs in brokerage accounts since August 2024 and is currently considering incorporating products like Ethereum or Solana into the platform. She described this process as a "very managed and gradual journey," and pointed out that significant educational work is still needed to help financial advisors understand the role of digital assets in traditional asset allocation models. Previously, Morgan Stanley's Global Investment Committee had recommended that crypto assets account for up to 4% of some portfolios. Institutions such as Bank of America, BlackRock, and Fidelity also support allocating 1% to 4% of diversified accounts to crypto assets.