Morgan Stanley just filed for two crypto ETFs, but one massive omission sends a brutal signal
Morgan Stanley's Bitcoin and Solana ETFs bid aims to capitalize on growing institutional crypto acceptance and a friendlier regulatory landscape.
Follow crypto ETF news, approvals, inflows, issuers, and market reactions across spot Bitcoin, Ethereum, and digital asset funds.
Inflows hit $697 million in days, yet the charts remain frozen because structured demand is neutralizing the rally.
ETFs set the bid, on-chain sets the tone. These eight charts show how flows, cost basis, and network fees actually drove crypto in 2025.
Daily volatility hit an all-time low of 2.24% as ETFs, corporate treasuries, and long-term holder redistribution transformed Bitcoin's market structure, making the asset less speculative, not less active.
Kobeissi argues the "repo spike" was just noise; the real signal is a boring policy tweak that guarantees the money printer is back on for 2026.
Institutional "sticky" money proved fleeting as year-end books closed, dumping 14,500 BTC onto a market with dangerously thin liquidity.
Bitwise filed for 11 altcoin ETFs on Dec. 30, but markets shrugged as generic listing standards mean filings no longer move prices.