Bitcoin Dips to 92K as Morgan Stanley Files for New ETFs

The crypto market saw its first collective decline of 2026 this week. Bitcoin slipped 2 percent to reach 92,000 dollars, while Ethereum and Solana both saw minor losses. Despite the price dip, the broader industry is seeing significant movement regarding institutional interest and regulatory progress.

Morgan Stanley has officially filed for Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana exchange traded funds. This move signals that large financial players continue to seek deeper integration with digital assets. Simultaneously, the U.S. Senate Banking Committee set a date for a crucial vote on a crypto market structure bill coming up next week.

Activity remains high on the network level despite the cooling prices. Ethereum hit a new record with over 2 million daily transactions. Meanwhile, traders are keeping a close watch on Hyperliquid following a roadmap update that sparked rumors of a potential airdrop. On the corporate side, Nike sold its RTFKT unit, causing a massive 250 percent jump in the value of Clone X NFTs.

Investors should pay close attention to the Senate vote next week. Regulatory clarity often influences market trends more than short term price swings. With major firms filing for new products and on chain activity reaching peak levels, the coming days will be busy for crypto participants.