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This week brought significant momentum across institutional crypto adoption and regulatory milestones. Morgan Stanley made waves by filing applications for Bitcoin and Solana ETFs, signaling renewed institutional appetite for digital asset exposure. Meanwhile, Nike concluded its digital collectibles experiment by divesting RTFKT, reshaping the broader conversation around brand-driven Web3 ventures. On the payment front, Walmart announced plans to accept Bitcoin directly at checkout counters, marking a major stride toward mainstream crypto integration in retail commerce. In parallel, Wyoming made headlines by launching its own stablecoin initiative, demonstrating increasing state-level interest in blockchain infrastructure and tokenized finance. These developments collectively underscore the accelerating convergence between traditional finance, mainstream commerce, and the crypto ecosystem.