Ruvi Gains Traction as Morgan Stanley Prepares Bitcoin for E*Trade Users

Morgan Stanley is preparing to let E*Trade users trade leading cryptocurrencies, including Bitcoin, in early 2026. However, Bitcoin has slid to around $59,654 this week, down about 6.1% from its previous close of $61,928.

Despite the dip, some investors are looking at Ruvi (RUVI), a decentralized AI superapp that pays contributors in $RUVI for training and template work. The platform has already attracted over 3,000 holders, who have locked in their positions at $0.020.

Ruvi is audited, on-chain verifiable, and has a fixed supply of 5 billion non-mintable tokens. In contrast to Bitcoin, Ruvi captures platform revenue from its product economy, which is then used for an on-chain buyback-and-burn process. This means that as usage rises, the circulating supply falls.

Phase 3 of the presale is currently live at $0.020, with Phase 4 set to begin at $0.028. Buyers who invest now will receive $RUVI at the live phase price, with 100% unlock at launch and no cliff or vesting period.