Morgan Stanley Bitcoin Trust (MSBT) outperformed BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust (He will go) from the beginning of this week until April 30.
Morgan Stanley’s MSBT attracted a total of $10.81 million during the period, according to Data from SoSoValue. On Monday and Tuesday, MSBT recorded zero total cash flow, thus holding Bitcoin (Bitcoin) is worth approximately $197.7 million at press time.
In contrast, BlackRock’s IBIT recorded a net cash outflow of $166.98 million during the same period. Thus, IBIT held Bitcoin worth approximately $61.11 billion at press time.
After IBIT’s cash outflow this week, it ended 13 straight days of inflows, as Finbold… He pointed out. Meanwhile, MSBT has not had a daily net outflow since its inception.
Morgan Stanley’s MSBT has focused on eliminating IBIT in Bitcoin ETFs
Morgan Stanley entered the spot BTC ETF and ramped up the fee war, as Finbold did previously I mentioned. In an effort to attract more investors, MSBT charges 0.14% per year compared to 0.25% for IBIT as of reporting time.
During the Bitcoin 2026 conference, Amy Oldenburg, head of digital asset strategy at Morgan Strategy, said, male The company recommends that investors allocate 2-4% of their investment portfolios to Bitcoin. Currently, Morgan Stanley manages about $9.2 trillion in total client assets, so MSBT could attract up to $368 billion.
Notably, IBIT has an advantage over MSBT, as BlackRock manages approximately $14 trillion in assets. By comparison, Morgan Stanley’s revenue of $9.2 trillion comes mainly from advisory services to clients. However, BlackRock’s deep liquidity gives it a competitive advantage in the Bitcoin space.
