Saed News: Morgan Stanley’s spot Bitcoin ETF under the ticker MSBT became one of the most successful funds in the U.S. market in just one month, without even a single day of capital outflow.
According to SAEDNEWS, Morgan Stanley’s spot Bitcoin ETF under the ticker MSBT completed its first month of activity without even a single day of net capital outflow. While larger competitors such as BlackRock and Fidelity experienced multiple periods of redemptions and liquidity outflows during this time, the fund has attracted new investments every trading day since its launch on April 8.
According to SoSoValue data, while the broader ETF market experienced sharp fluctuations, MSBT maintained its stability. One of the key factors behind the success of this fund is its competitive fee structure. With a 0.14 percent fee, MSBT is considered the cheapest option among all spot Bitcoin funds in the United States.
For comparison, the fees for IBIT and FBTC funds are 0.25 percent. Although this price difference may seem small for retail investors, it creates a significant annual difference for large financial institutions with billion-dollar portfolios. In a short period, the fund also managed to surpass $100 million in investment inflows and outperform older competitors.
Eric Balchunas, senior ETF analyst at Bloomberg, stated in his report that the launch of this fund ranks among the top 1 percent of all ETF launches in history. An important point is that the majority of incoming liquidity during the first weeks came from investors’ own activity.
Considering that Morgan Stanley manages more than $9.3 trillion in assets, it is expected that with the entry of the company’s extensive network of 16,000 financial advisors into the sales cycle, the volume of liquidity flowing into MSBT will experience explosive growth.
The bank is also developing broader infrastructure for digital currencies, including a dedicated wallet by 2026 that will place tokenized traditional assets alongside cryptocurrencies.
