Morgan Stanley is launching a Bitcoin ETF and recommending a 2–4% crypto allocation for clients, including retirement accounts.
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Aaron Bennett06 Apr 2026, 03:15 UTC
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Morgan Stanley's filing of a Bitcoin ETF (MSBT) with the SEC signals a significant institutional shift. The ETF's low annual fee of 0.14% undercuts competitors and is positioned to be available in early April. This move, coupled with Morgan Stanley's prior recommendation of 2-4% crypto allocation for clients, suggests a strong push for broader Bitcoin adoption within traditional investment portfolios, including retirement accounts. The firm is actively encouraging its 16,000 financial advisors, managing $6.2 trillion in assets, to begin recommending Bitcoin to their clients, potentially leading to substantial inflows into the asset class.
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