يعد ظهور صندوق Bitcoin ETF لأول مرة بقيمة 116 مليون دولار أمريكي صغيرًا بجوار 1.9 تريليون دولار، ولهذا السبب ستلاحظ وول ستريت
Burns Brief
أطلق مورغان ستانلي صندوق Bitcoin ETF الفوري في أبريل، وتحولت معنويات السوق إلى إيجابية، حيث يشير المتداولون والمحللون إلى زخم متابعة محتمل في الجلسات القادمة. شاهد رد فعل BTC $ – التحرك الحاسم فوق أو تحت المستويات الرئيسية سيؤكد الاتجاه التالي.
Morgan Stanley launched its spot Bitcoin ETF on Apr. 8 on NYSE Arca, calling MSBT the first cryptocurrency ETP from a US bank-affiliated asset manager and pricing its sponsor fee at 0.14%, the lowest Bitcoin ETP sponsor fee. By Apr. 16, Farside Investors' data showed cumulative net inflows of $116 million across seven trading sessions. Against Morgan Stanley Investment Management's $1.9 trillion in assets under management as of Dec. 31, 2025, that figure represents roughly 0.006% of the platform. At the 0.14% fee rate, it would generate only about $162,400 in annual gross revenue if assets were held at that level. What makes the MSBT launch harder to ignore is the competitive arithmetic. A number that travels At roughly $16.6 million of net inflows per session , MSBT has already surpassed BTCW, which Farside shows at $86 million in cumulative inflows. For a late entrant launching into a choppy Bitcoin market , clearing an existing competitor's total in less than two weeks establishes that brand, price , and distribution can still generate demand in a field already dominated by BlackRock's IBIT at $64.3 billion and Fidelity's FBTC at $10.8 billion. A logarithmic bar chart shows MSBT's $116 million in cumulative net inflows surpassing BTCW's $86 million, while trailing FBTC at $10.8 billion and IBIT at $64.3 billion. Morgan Stanley has converted “crypto access” into “crypto manufacturing.” The filing was the first such move by a major US bank, and Morningstar's Bryan Armor told Reuters that a bank's entry into the crypto ETF market adds legitimacy and that others could follow. Goldman Sachs filed for its first Bitcoin ETF product on Apr. 14 , six days after MSBT launched. The timing reinforces the sense that the reputational barrier to bank-branded Bitcoin products is contracting fast. Morgan Stanley's own launch statement frames MSBT as part of a firmwide digital asset push spanning custody, trading, and product development. The fund is both a product decision and a
Key Takeaways
- Morgan Stanley launched its spot Bitcoin ETF on Apr
- 8 on NYSE Arca, calling MSBT the first cryptocurrency ETP from a US bank-affiliated asset manager and pricing its sponsor fee at 0
- 16, Farside Investors' data showed cumulative net inflows of $116 million across seven trading sessions
- 14% fee rate, it would generate only about $162,400 in annual gross revenue if assets were held at that level
- What makes the MSBT launch harder to ignore is the competitive arithmetic