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Banking giant with an AUM of $7.4 trillion, Morgan Stanley has quietly disclosed its XRP holding-linked exchange-traded funds, marking. While the holdings are relatively small, the disclosure is drawing attention because it comes as institutional interest in XRP products continues to grow and U.S.-listed XRP ETFs attract fresh investor inflows. Morgan Stanley Reports First XRP-Linked

A major development is unfolding on Wall Street, and it could quietly reshape how traditional investors access crypto. The New York Stock Exchange (NYSE Arca) has officially certified its approval for the listing and registration of the Morgan Stanley Bitcoin Trust, which will trade under the ticker MSBT. The notice surfaced in recent filings with

Morgan Stanley is poised to shake up the spot bitcoin ETF market with a sharply lower fee structure, as new filing details show its upcoming Morgan Stanley Bitcoin Trust (MSBT) will charge just 0.14% annually — undercutting every existing U.S. competitor. The fee, disclosed in updated trust documents shared by Bloomberg analyst Eric Balchunas, comes

The bank priced its proposed spot bitcoin fund at 14 basis points, making it the lowest fund on the market, if approved. Updated Mar 30, 2026, 7:42 p.m. Published Mar 27, 2026, 8:21 p.m. 2 min read Make preferred on Morgan Stanley plans to price its proposed spot bitcoin BTC $80,949.32 exchange-traded fund (ETF) at

Morgan Stanley’s long‑awaited spot Bitcoin exchange‑traded fund, the Morgan Stanley Bitcoin Trust (MSBT), has taken a major procedural step toward trading after the New York Stock Exchange confirmed an official listing notice for the product.  Bloomberg Senior ETF Analyst Eric Balchunas says the listing typically signals a launch is “imminent.” If approved by regulators, MSBT

Morgan Stanley is accelerating its bitcoin and crypto strategy, but the bank’s digital asset head says it’s the result of years of preparation, not a sudden rush to catch up. Speaking at the Digital Asset Summit on Tuesday, Amy Oldenburg emphasized that Wall Street’s move into digital assets reflects a long-term effort to modernize financial

The way ETFs move the market during risk-off periods is really showing up right now. Last October, Bitcoin [BTC] ETFs were bleeding billions in outflows week after week, matching BTC’s nearly 35% crash. This time around, even with macro jitters from the Middle East, BTC ETFs (Exchange Traded Funds) have been holding up surprisingly well.