Morgan Stanley’s Bitcoin ETF Draws $184 Million Without a Single Outflow Day

Morgan Stanley’s Bitcoin ETF has reached $184 million in cumulative inflows, recorded no net outflow days, and traded 1 million shares by day four, while Amy Oldenburg said at Paris Blockchain Week that more developments are coming.

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Summary

Morgan Stanley’s Bitcoin ETF has accumulated $184 million in inflows since launch and, according to the source, has not recorded a single day of net outflows, signaling sustained investor demand. Earlier trading data also showed the product traded 1 million shares by its fourth day and carries a fee of 14 basis points. Amy Oldenburg, Head of Digital Asset Strategy at Morgan Stanley, said at Paris Blockchain Week that more developments are coming behind the launch, suggesting the firm is continuing to expand its digital asset offering. The source does not provide the fund name, launch date, ticker, jurisdiction, asset levels beyond inflows, or details on the planned developments.

Terms & Concepts
  • spot Bitcoin ETF: An exchange-traded fund that holds Bitcoin directly, giving investors market exposure through a regulated stock-market product without having to custody the asset themselves.
  • Inflows: Net money entering an investment fund; persistent inflows typically indicate ongoing investor demand.
  • basis points: A unit used to express fees or rate changes, where 1 basis point equals 0.01 percentage point.