Morgan Stanley’s Amy Oldenburg said U.S. banks may eventually hold bitcoin on their balance sheets, but Federal Reserve oversight, Basel rules and broader regulatory alignment still stand in the way.
U.S. spot crypto ETFs recorded a fifth straight day of net inflows on Monday, led by Bitcoin ETFs with $238 million. Ether ETFs extended their streak to eight days with $67.77 million, while XRP and Solana ETFs also saw modest inflows.
Zoomex has launched a new earning initiative for users, pitching integrated trading, strategy, and yield tools as inflation and rate uncertainty push traders to focus more on capital efficiency.
Morgan Stanley's spot Bitcoin Trust (MSBT) proposes a 0.14% expense ratio, undercutting Grayscale Mini Trust by 1 basis point. Bloomberg analysts highlight the bank's 16,000 financial advisors managing $6.2 trillion as an unmatched distribution advantage.
Phong Le, CEO of Strategy, highlighted that a 2% bitcoin allocation from Morgan Stanley's $8 trillion AUM would generate $160 billion—roughly three times BlackRock's IBIT. The bank's MSBT ETF is moving forward with an amended S-1 filing.
Morgan Stanley has launched spot Bitcoin ETF MSBT on NYSE Arca with a 0.14% expense ratio, the lowest among US spot Bitcoin ETFs, as Bitcoin trades more than 40% below its October peak.
Sui’s public mainnet has exceeded 6 million TPS, but the token has yet to break above the $0.80 resistance zone as price momentum and trading volume remain muted.
Morgan Stanley launched spot bitcoin ETF MSBT on NYSE Arca, drawing about $34 million in first-day net inflows and setting the lowest fee among U.S. spot bitcoin ETFs at 0.14%.
