Morgan Stanley bitcoin ETF net inflow surpassed WisdomTree after 6 days of listing
Morgan Stanley Spot Bitcoin ETF (MSBT) has surpassed the cumulative net inflow of a certain exchange-traded fund (WBTC) listed since January 2024 after only 6 trading days on the market.
On Wednesday, MSBT saw a single-day inflow of 19.3 million US dollars, with total net inflow reaching 103 million US dollars, exceeding WBTC's 86 million US dollars. MSBT was listed on April 8 with the lowest market fee of 0.14%. If this momentum continues, it is expected to catch up with a certain exchange ETF (245 million US dollars), another exchange ETF (326 million US dollars), and yet another exchange ETF (375 million US dollars).
Currently, the spot Bitcoin ETF market is led by a certain exchange with 6.43 billion US dollars in net inflow, followed by another exchange with 1.09 billion US dollars. In addition, on Tuesday, Goldman Sachs submitted an application to the SEC to launch its own Bitcoin-linked ETF, indicating that more asset management companies are accelerating their entry into the Bitcoin ETF market.
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