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Morgan Stanley Bitcoin ETF Inflows Reach $50.6 Million Over Two Weeks
Institutional accumulation continues as Morgan Stanley's Bitcoin fund records consistent inflows while spot exchanges register ongoing net withdrawals.
Morgan Stanley expanded its Bitcoin holdings as its MSBT ETF received an additional 51.58 BTC, valued at approximately $4 million, from Coinbase Prime. This deposit formed part of a two-week series of allocations that brought the fund's total recent receipts to 641.87 BTC, equivalent to around $50.6 million, while spot prices consolidated below the $82,000 resistance level.
Broader US spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds also recorded positive demand, capturing $6 million in net inflows on the latest reporting day, or roughly 78.39 BTC. This brought cumulative net inflows across all spot Bitcoin ETFs to nearly $55.63 billion, representing approximately 695,820 BTC.
Market supply dynamics were further influenced by ongoing exchange withdrawals. CoinGlass data showed spot exchange netflows remained negative, posting an outflow of $6.66 million on September 12, indicating that total withdrawals continued to outpace deposits during the consolidation period.
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