US EditionMorgan Stanley’s 'Monster Bitcoin' Incoming? Strategy CEO Says $160B Flow Could Triple Blackrock IBIT Scale
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Morgan Stanley’s 'Monster Bitcoin' Incoming? Strategy CEO Says $160B Flow Could Triple Blackrock IBIT Scale
A small shift in institutional portfolios could unlock massive bitcoin demand, with Morgan Stanley’s framework implying flows that may exceed Blackrock’s IBIT by multiples and redefine the upper limits of spot ETF market scale. Bitcoin 2% Portfolio Shift Equals $160 Billion, Redefining ETF Market Scale A potential expansion of institutional bitcoin access highlights how large […]
Morgan Stanley took a further step towards the launch of his own Bitcoin spot ETF under the MSBT ticker, a move that could speed up the entry of institutional capital into the market. According to estimates, a modest allocation from his equity management platform would be sufficient to channel up to $160 billion to BTC. *** Morgan Stanley updated his application to the SEC to list his Bitcoin spot ETF with the MSBT ticker. Phong Le, CEO of Strat…
Morgan Stanley filed a second S-1 amendment with the SEC for his Morgan Stanley Bitcoin Trust. The file details the contours of a future Bitcoin ETF spot, expected under the MSBT sticker on NYSE Arca. Beyond the regulatory stage, this update reflects an important evolution, as the bank is no longer content to open access to cryptic ETFs, it is now looking to install itself as a transmitter in this market. The article Morgan Stanley re-launchs it…
Morgan Stanley's Bitcoin ETF Sets MSBT Ticker As BTC Tests $70,000 Support
The MSBT Filing Details The filing discloses a basket size of 10,000 shares and an initial seed of 50,000 shares expected to raise about $1 million. Morgan Stanley bought two shares early this month for audit purposes. BNY Mellon will handle the fund’s cash and administrative functions, while Coinbase (NASDAQ:COIN) will serve as prime broker and custodian of its Bitcoin holdings. The amendment signals progress but does not guarantee approval. I…
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