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By James Thorp
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Morgan Stanley Intern Survey Shows Limited Crypto Engagement. The annual Morgan Stanley intern survey, conducted between June 10 and July 7 across North America…
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Bitcoin’s Milestone vs. Retail Skepticism. Bitcoin’s rally above $100,000 and Ether’s push to record highs above $4,800 mark historic…
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AI Outpaces Crypto in Enthusiasm. While crypto adoption remains tentative, the Morgan Stanley intern survey reveals overwhelming…
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The Next Frontier: Humanoids. Beyond AI and crypto, the survey revealed growing curiosity about humanoid robotics.
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Early Days for Crypto, but Not for AI. The findings highlight a major divergence: while crypto adoption is gradually increasing, it…
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Final Thoughts. As Bitcoin cements its role on Wall Street, the Morgan Stanley intern survey reminds us that…
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Bitcoin’s historic climb past $100,000 has cemented its place as a dominant financial asset on Wall Street, bolstered by the success of exchange-traded funds (ETFs) and growing…
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The annual Morgan Stanley intern survey, conducted between June 10 and July 7 across North America and Europe, gathered insights from over 650 interns.
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However, more than half of respondents — 55% — admitted they remain uninterested in crypto, though this is an improvement from 63% in 2024.
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This cautious sentiment is striking when placed against the backdrop of institutional adoption. Since January 2024, when the U.S.
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For many industry veterans, the disconnect between Wall Street’s enthusiasm and intern skepticism underscores the oft-repeated crypto mantra: “We are still early.”
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The survey suggests that even with regulatory clarity, ETF accessibility, and corporate adoption, crypto has yet to earn full confidence from the next generation entering Wall…
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While crypto adoption remains tentative, the Morgan Stanley intern survey reveals overwhelming enthusiasm for artificial intelligence (AI). An astonishing 96% of U.S.
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Most interns praised AI’s time-saving efficiency and ease of use, though 88% also voiced concerns about accuracy — echoing ongoing debates within financial institutions about the…
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The data aligns with global market trends. In 2025, the world’s largest technology companies, often referred to as the “Magnificent 7,” are expected to pour $650 billion into…
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