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Bitwise
2026-10-15 00:37:50

Bitwise says it is working with more than 20 wealth platforms on crypto ETP approvals

Bitwise analyst Ishmael Asad said on X that the asset manager is working with more than 20 wealth management platforms whose combined assets under management total about $24 trillion. According to Asad, Bitwise is pushing those platforms to approve crypto exchange-traded products, or ETPs, so investment advisers on those platforms can offer clients access to crypto allocations. He said 17 partner institutions have approved crypto equity-theme ETPs, 11 have approved Bitcoin ETPs, six have approved Ethereum ETPs, and six have approved top-10 crypto basket ETPs. Two have approved Solana ETPs, while one each has approved a Bitcoin-and-gold combo product and an XRP ETP. Asad also said crypto ETPs have seen roughly $77 billion in cumulative net inflows since the first spot crypto ETFs launched in January 2024. He added that the U.S. market now has more than 50 spot crypto ETPs, with offerings tied to BTC, ETH, SOL, AVAX, LINK, XRP, ZEC, HYPE and crypto baskets, and said demand from wealth managers is expanding beyond ETPs into trading and custody, payments, and tokenization.

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Bitwise says it is working with more than 20 wealth platforms on crypto ETP approvals
Bitcoin ETP
2026-09-11 02:47:17

JPMorgan says Bitcoin ETP inflows are increasingly concentrated as weekly outflows hit $1.126 billion

JPMorgan’s Sept. 8 crypto fund flow report showed that U.S. spot Bitcoin, Ethereum and Solana ETPs posted a combined net outflow of $1.126 billion for the week ended Sept. 4, marking a third straight week of withdrawals even as the pace slowed from the prior two weeks. On Sept. 4 alone, spot Bitcoin ETPs saw a net outflow of $175 million, Ethereum ETPs recorded a modest $9 million net inflow, and Solana ETPs posted a $5 million net outflow. The report highlighted a sharp concentration in Bitcoin ETP allocations. BlackRock’s IBIT brought in $118 million and Fidelity’s FBTC added $57 million, while the other spot Bitcoin ETPs tracked by JPMorgan showed no net inflows that day. JPMorgan linked part of that concentration to fee differences, noting that IBIT and FBTC charge 0.25% versus 1.50% for Grayscale’s GBTC. Ethereum ETP flows were split internally, with BlackRock’s ETHA taking in $58 million and Fidelity’s FETH losing $48 million, nearly offsetting one another. Solana ETP outflows came from Bitwise’s BSOL and Fidelity’s FSOL. Despite the recent pullback, cumulative net inflows remained positive at roughly $58.2 billion for Bitcoin ETPs, $12.6 billion for Ethereum ETPs and $1.4 billion for Solana ETPs.

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JPMorgan says Bitcoin ETP inflows are increasingly concentrated as weekly outflows hit $1.126 billion
Morgan Stanle
2026-07-28 13:53:27

Morgan Stanley Asset Management launches spot ETH and SOL ETPs as Kalshi losses, x402 flaws and options lawsuit draw scrutiny

Morgan Stanley Investment Management has rolled out two new crypto exchange-traded products, adding spot Ethereum and Solana exposure to its existing Bitcoin lineup. The new products, MSSE and MSOL, are listed on NYSE Arca with 0.14% fees and are expected to stake part of their ETH and SOL holdings, while the firm says it will not retain staking rewards. The daily roundup also highlighted several other developments. Prediction market platform Kalshi’s parlay bets have led retail traders to lose about $294 million, with research pointing to systematic overpricing in cross-event parlays. A July 21 study said 15 major x402 payment providers had 31 previously unknown vulnerabilities affecting 99% of relevant transactions during the study period, though it did not conclude that all x402 payments or Coinbase itself were vulnerable. Elsewhere, Solido Money said an attack led to the theft of about 293.7 million SUPRA, with around 220 million tokens sent to suspected Gate deposit addresses. In a separate case tied to Futu and Tiger Brokers options trading, a lawsuit brought by Susquehanna and Citadel Securities now involves more than 310 accounts, with plaintiffs seeking over $137 million in allegedly suspicious profits.

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Morgan Stanley Asset Management launches spot ETH and SOL ETPs as Kalshi losses, x402 flaws and options lawsuit draw scrutiny