El fondo de bitcoin de Morgan Stanley registra cero salidas en su primer mes

El Morgan Stanley Bitcoin Trust completó su primer mes de cotización el 8 de mayo sin salidas netas, atrayendo 193 millones de dólares en entradas desde su lanzamiento el 8 de abril.

El fondo, que cotiza bajo el ticker MSBT, administra ahora más de 240 millones de dólares en activos y posee alrededor de 2.620 bitcoins. Los datos de SoSoValue muestran 17 días de entradas positivas y cinco días estables durante el periodo, sin que se registraran reembolsos. El rendimiento destaca frente a la categoría más amplia de ETF de bitcoin al contado en Estados Unidos, que registró 422 millones de dólares en salidas combinadas durante las dos últimas sesiones bursátiles, mientras que el MSBT captó otros 13 millones.

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