
Morgan Stanley files Ethereum and Solana ETFs at lowest fees
Morgan Stanley set a 0.14% fee on its proposed spot Ethereum and Solana ETFs, the lowest in both markets, with 95% of staking rewards going to investors.
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Morgan Stanley set a 0.14% fee on its proposed spot Ethereum and Solana ETFs, the lowest in both markets, with 95% of staking rewards going to investors.

The market-low fee and 95% staking pass-through could end the crypto ETF fee war

MSBT’s first month shows the cheapest fee in the category, no redemption days, and 16,000 advisors still on the sidelines.

Morgan Stanley’s E*Trade pilot charges 50 basis points on BTC, ETH, and SOL trades, the lowest headline rate among major US brokers.

Sharon Yeshaya says blockchain infrastructure will power client advisory, lending, and cash management across the bank’s wealth platform

MSBT debuted on NYSE Arca with $34M in volume and the lowest fee in the US spot bitcoin ETF market.

The fund charges 0.14%, undercutting BlackRock IBIT by 11 basis points, and drew 4 million on day one.

MSBT undercuts BlackRock IBIT by 11 basis points and puts 16,000 financial advisors behind a single crypto product

Morgan Stanley advances its MSBT spot Bitcoin ETF with a second S-1 amendment, positioning itself as the first major U.S. bank to issue a spot Bitcoin fund.