Bitcoin ETFs See Strong Inflows as Morgan Stanley Files for Spot Bitcoin and Solana Trusts

Generado por agente de IAJax MercerRevisado porAInvest News Editorial Team
martes, 6 de enero de 2026, 8:59 am ET1 min de lectura

Morgan Stanley filed an S-1 with the U.S. SEC on Jan. 6, 2026, for a spot

ETF. The proposed fund, called the Bitcoin Trust, is designed to directly hold and track the price of bitcoin, minus fees and expenses . The move highlights growing institutional confidence in regulated crypto investment vehicles, particularly as total net assets of spot Bitcoin ETFs now stand at $123 billion .

The firm also filed a separate S-1 for the Morgan Stanley

Trust, which will track Solana’s price. This signals Morgan Stanley’s to building in-house vehicles, aiming to capture fee revenue more effectively.

Spot Bitcoin ETFs attracted $1.1 billion in inflows during the first two trading days of 2026, driven by the “clean-slate effect.”

that investors are repositioning portfolios and taking advantage of the new year to reset their allocations.

Why Did This Happen?

The surge in inflows to Bitcoin ETFs is partly attributed to the year-end portfolio rebalancing and tax-loss harvesting strategies. Bitcoin ETFs like BlackRock’s

(IBIT) on January 1, 2026, marking its highest single-day inflow in nearly three months.

Institutional players like

and Morgan Stanley are increasingly integrating crypto into their offerings. a top revenue source, with allocations nearing $100 billion. This highlights the growing importance of crypto within traditional financial portfolios, especially as wealth management arms like Morgan Stanley’s these products.

How Did Markets React?

Bitcoin’s price rose above $93,958, breaking free from a key technical resistance level for the first time since October 2025. This move coincided with

and a broader institutional appetite for regulated crypto products.

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