Morgan Stanley’s new spot bitcoin ETF gathered more than $200 million within weeks, with the bank saying most early activity came from self-directed investors rather than advisor-led sales.
U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs posted six consecutive days of net outflows totaling $1.55 billion, shrinking 2026 net inflows to just $536 million. Jane Street cut 70% of its Bitcoin ETF holdings, Goldman Sachs trimmed 10%, while Morgan Stanley's MSBT bucked the trend with $264 million in inflows.
XRP ETFs saw $119.6M weekly inflows, strongest since Dec 2025, while Bitcoin hovers at $71,131 with fading seller pressure. Pepeto presale raised $8.92M, targeting 100x upon Binance listing.
Bitcoin surged to $75,404 before retreating to $73,501, with a 24h range of nearly $1,900. Liquidations hit $438M, 52% shorts. Strategy bought 13,927 BTC for $1B. SEC's five-year safe harbor for DeFi. Fear & Greed Index at 21.
Zoomex has rolled out a World Cup Prediction Market campaign, letting users join match forecasts with crypto and earn Lucky Spin entries for rewards including live match tickets.
Yorkville America withdrew three Trump Media-linked crypto fund filings with the SEC, including the Truth Social Bitcoin ETF. Public statements point to a shift from a 1933 Act structure toward a 1940 Act fund format.
Morgan Stanley’s new spot Bitcoin ETF, MSBT, entered the market with a 0.14% annual fee and early trading activity that the firm described as an encouraging demand signal. Attention is now on whether its advisor network can help it challenge larger products like IBIT.
Morgan Stanley’s spot bitcoin ETF, MSBT, grew to $139 million in assets within nine days, helped by a $30.6 million debut inflow and a 14-basis-point fee that places it among the lower-cost options in the market.
