# Сопутствующие статьи по теме IBIT

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‘Semi-shock’ Morgan Stanley Bitcoin ETF will be 44% cheaper than BlockRock’s IBIT!

Morgan Stanley is set to launch its spot Bitcoin ETF (MSBT) with a management fee of 0.14%, undercutting rivals by offering the lowest fee in the market—44% cheaper than BlackRock’s IBIT (0.25%). Analysts, including Eric Balchunas, suggest this "semi-shock" move could attract significant assets, especially since Morgan Stanley has a vast network of financial advisors managing $6T in assets. The ETF may debut within two weeks and could challenge IBIT's dominance. Meanwhile, spot Bitcoin ETFs saw reduced outflows by late Q1 2026, with selling pressure dropping 92%. If flows turn positive in Q2, BTC may break out of its current $60K–$75K range.

ambcrypto03/28 23:02

‘Semi-shock’ Morgan Stanley Bitcoin ETF will be 44% cheaper than BlockRock’s IBIT!

ambcrypto03/28 23:02

Bitcoin ETFs Near YTD Flow Recovery Despite 40% Price Drop

US spot Bitcoin ETFs are nearing a complete recovery of their year-to-date outflows, despite Bitcoin's price declining by approximately 40% over the past six months. According to analyst Eric Balchunas, these ETFs have seen a significant influx of $2.59 billion in the past month alone, reducing the net YTD deficit to around -$140 million. BlackRock’s IBIT has been a major driver, attracting $2.23 billion in the last month and ranking in the top 2% of all ETFs by flows. While funds like Fidelity’s FBTC and Grayscale’s GBTC remain negative YTD, the broader market shows resilience with several mid-tier and smaller ETFs contributing positively. Balchunas highlighted this as unusual compared to historical asset class behavior, noting that Bitcoin ETF investors have displayed higher tolerance for drawdowns than those in gold during a similar stress period. At the time of reporting, Bitcoin traded at $71,322.

bitcoinist03/25 20:01

Bitcoin ETFs Near YTD Flow Recovery Despite 40% Price Drop

bitcoinist03/25 20:01

Why Strategy CEO sees ‘monster’ demand for Morgan Stanley’s Bitcoin ETF

Strategy CEO Phong Le believes the market is underestimating the potential of Morgan Stanley’s upcoming spot Bitcoin ETF (MSBT). He projects that Morgan Stanley Wealth Management, which oversees $8 trillion in assets, could see up to $160 billion in demand if it recommends a 2% Bitcoin allocation—three times the current AUM of BlackRock’s leading IBIT ETF. While Morgan Stanley has so far acted as a distributor for third-party Bitcoin ETFs, it now aims to launch its own ETF to capture both distribution and management fees. According to the firm’s head of crypto, institutional adoption is still early, with current demand largely coming from self-directed investors. However, some caution that the projected $160 billion may be optimistic, especially amid recent outflows from Bitcoin ETFs and macroeconomic uncertainty.

ambcrypto03/21 21:02

Why Strategy CEO sees ‘monster’ demand for Morgan Stanley’s Bitcoin ETF

ambcrypto03/21 21:02

Ondo Finance Expands Tokenized Securities Offering With BlackRock IBIT and Galaxy Digital

Ondo Finance has expanded its tokenized securities platform by adding over 60 new stocks and ETFs, including BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) and Galaxy Digital’s stock. The platform now supports more than 250 tokenized assets on blockchains like Ethereum and Solana. This expansion reflects growing institutional demand for tokenized real-world assets, with Ondo currently managing $2.6 billion in tokenized treasuries and equities. The move aims to bridge traditional and decentralized finance by improving accessibility, efficiency, and regulatory compliance. Tokenization enables near-instant, 24/7 trading, highlighting the increasing convergence of traditional finance and blockchain technology.

TheNewsCrypto03/20 12:51

Ondo Finance Expands Tokenized Securities Offering With BlackRock IBIT and Galaxy Digital

TheNewsCrypto03/20 12:51

Bitcoin ETFs just broke its longest inflow streak after months – Here’s why

Bitcoin ETFs ended a five-month-long inflow streak on March 18th with $129.6 million in outflows, largely driven by a shift from BlackRock’s IBIT, which saw $33.8 million exit. Prior to that, from March 9th to 17th, nearly $1 billion had flowed into these funds, with BlackRock dominating the inflows. The sudden reversal coincided with a drop in market sentiment, pushing the Crypto Fear and Greed Index into "Extreme Fear" and Bitcoin’s price down nearly 6% to around $70,323. Despite the pullback, exchange outflows suggest many investors continue holding BTC. Broader crypto ETFs also saw outflows, but institutional interest is evolving beyond Bitcoin, as seen with T. Rowe Price’s filing for an actively managed crypto ETF. The short-term sell-off may not negate the longer-term institutional momentum.

ambcrypto03/19 20:02

Bitcoin ETFs just broke its longest inflow streak after months – Here’s why

ambcrypto03/19 20:02

Bitcoin ETFs See $88M Inflows, Ending Three-Day Outflow Streak

Bitcoin ETFs recorded $88.04 million in net inflows on February 20, ending a three-day outflow streak that totaled $403.90 million. BlackRock's IBIT led with $64.46 million, followed by Fidelity's FBTC with $23.59 million. All other major Bitcoin ETFs, including Grayscale's GBTC, showed no flows. Bitcoin traded below $70,000 with minimal movement after hitting a session low of $66,452. Total net assets stood at $85.31 billion, while cumulative net inflows reached $54.01 billion. The prior three days saw significant outflows, with the largest single-day withdrawal of $165.76 million on February 19. Weekly outflows for the period ending February 20 were $315.86 million, part of a four-week outflow trend totaling around $2.48 billion.

TheNewsCrypto02/21 11:09

Bitcoin ETFs See $88M Inflows, Ending Three-Day Outflow Streak

TheNewsCrypto02/21 11:09

Abu Dhabi’s Sovereign Wealth Funds Buy The Bitcoin Dip

Abu Dhabi's sovereign wealth funds, Mubadala Investment Company and Al Warda Investments, significantly increased their holdings in BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) in late 2025, as revealed in their latest 13F filings. Mubadala raised its stake by 46% to 12.7 million shares worth $630 million, while Al Warda held 8.2 million shares valued at $408 million. Combined, their exposure exceeded $1 billion, indicating a strategic, methodical approach to scaling Bitcoin exposure through regulated ETFs during the market downturn. This aligns with BlackRock CEO Larry Fink's comments about sovereign funds incrementally buying Bitcoin at various price levels, suggesting sustained institutional demand rather than momentum-driven trading. The use of ETF shares simplifies operational processes for large allocators. Bitcoin was trading at $68,246 at the time of reporting.

bitcoinist02/18 20:32

Abu Dhabi’s Sovereign Wealth Funds Buy The Bitcoin Dip

bitcoinist02/18 20:32

Bitcoin ‘Ghost Whale’ Emerges: New Hong Kong Filer Tops Q4 IBIT Buys

A previously unknown Hong Kong-based entity, Laurore Ltd., emerged as a major new buyer of BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT), acquiring 8.78 million shares worth approximately $337.3 million in Q4. The filer, identified as Zhang Hui, has no public footprint, prompting speculation about its origins and purpose. Analysts suggest the structure—common in offshore jurisdictions like Cayman or BVI—and the single-asset portfolio indicate it may be a vehicle for Chinese institutional capital seeking Bitcoin exposure through regulated U.S. ETFs, circumventing local restrictions. While some linked it to Hao Advisors Management via a shared prestigious Hong Kong address, ownership remains unconfirmed and opaque. At the time of reporting, Bitcoin traded at $67,713.

bitcoinist02/18 17:32

Bitcoin ‘Ghost Whale’ Emerges: New Hong Kong Filer Tops Q4 IBIT Buys

bitcoinist02/18 17:32

‘Hidden in plain sight’? $436mln BlackRock IBIT stake tied to Chinese capital

Following the approval of U.S. Spot Bitcoin ETFs in early 2024, institutional investment has grown significantly, with total holdings reaching over 682,830 BTC valued at $54.49 billion. Recent SEC filings reveal that a significant portion of this inflow may be tied to Chinese capital. An entity named Laurore Ltd., linked to Hong Kong via filer Zhang Hui, holds a $436 million stake in BlackRock’s IBIT Bitcoin ETF. This is believed to be a structured workaround for Chinese investors to access Bitcoin, which remains banned for institutional holdings in mainland China. The amount invested through BlackRock is roughly 1.6 times the total net asset value of all Hong Kong spot Bitcoin ETFs combined, which stands at only $264.9 million. Despite this inflow, the broader institutional Bitcoin market has faced severe outflows, with AUM dropping 66.6% since its peak, reflecting heightened caution and accelerated liquidations even beyond Bitcoin’s price decline. Market sentiment remains bearish, with whales and large holders continuing to sell, posing risks of further drawdowns.

ambcrypto02/18 13:32

‘Hidden in plain sight’? $436mln BlackRock IBIT stake tied to Chinese capital

ambcrypto02/18 13:32

Bitcoin: Jane Street’s 7.1 mln IBIT buy shows why BTC’s $65k support is fragile

Despite Jane Street's significant purchase of 7.1 million IBIT shares worth $276 million in Q4 2025, Bitcoin continues to face downward pressure. BTC closed the quarter down 24%, and the $65,000 support level remains fragile with five consecutive weekly lower lows. On-chain data indicates rising distribution by long-term holders (LTHs), who are realizing losses and increasing inflows to exchanges. Sentiment is further weakened by ongoing FUD, IBIT's 23% correction in 2026, and a lack of convincing accumulation signals. Overall, HODLing incentive is fading, and Bitcoin shows no clear signs of a bottom.

ambcrypto02/18 11:08

Bitcoin: Jane Street’s 7.1 mln IBIT buy shows why BTC’s $65k support is fragile

ambcrypto02/18 11:08

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