Le fonds bitcoin de Morgan Stanley n'enregistre aucune sortie de capitaux lors de son premier mois

Le Morgan Stanley Bitcoin Trust a achevé son premier mois de cotation le 8 mai sans aucune sortie nette, attirant 193 millions de dollars d'entrées depuis son lancement le 8 avril.

Le fonds, qui se négocie sous le symbole MSBT, gère désormais plus de 240 millions de dollars d'actifs et détient environ 2 620 bitcoins. Les données de SoSoValue indiquent 17 jours d'entrées positives et cinq jours stables au cours de cette période, sans aucun rachat enregistré. Cette performance se démarque de la catégorie globale des ETF bitcoin au comptant aux États-Unis, qui a subi 422 millions de dollars de sorties combinées au cours des deux dernières séances de bourse, tandis que le MSBT a enregistré 13 millions de dollars supplémentaires.

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