Morgan Stanley is one of the largest US investment banks, founded in 1935 and headquartered in New York. It entered the regulated spot crypto ETF market in April 2026 with MSBT and followed with Ethereum (MSSE) and Solana (MSOL) trusts in July 2026, adding institutional distribution to a segment that until then belonged to specialist issuers and index houses.
MSBT is Morgan Stanley's spot Bitcoin ETF, launched in April 2026 with a competitive 0.14% fee. Its appeal rests less on cost than on distribution: Morgan Stanley reaches wealth-management clients that crypto-native issuers cannot.
MSSE is Morgan Stanley's spot Ethereum ETF, launched in July 2026 on NYSE Arca with a 0.14% fee.
MSOL is Morgan Stanley's spot Solana ETF, launched in July 2026 on NYSE Arca with a 0.14% fee.
Morgan Stanley is a small holder of US spot crypto ETF assets next to BlackRock, Fidelity and Grayscale — it arrived more than two years after the January 2024 wave, so its flow numbers describe funds still building a base rather than ones defending share.
MSBT, a spot Bitcoin ETF launched in April 2026 with a 0.14% expense ratio. It holds bitcoin directly rather than futures.
Three spot ETFs: MSBT (Bitcoin), MSSE (Ethereum) and MSOL (Solana), each with a 0.14% fee. Their daily flows are shown live on this page.
April 2026, well after the January 2024 cohort of US spot Bitcoin ETFs.