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Morgan Stanley (MS) poured a total of $193 million into Bitcoin (BTC) by purchasing it for three consecutive days. It recorded an unparalleled net inflow in the major spot Exchange Traded Fund (ETF) market, demonstrating strong buying intent from institutional investors.
According to U.Today, a virtual asset media outlet, on September 24 (local time), new capital is continuously flowing into Morgan Stanley's Bitcoin spot ETF. On-chain analytics platform Arkham Intelligence stated that Morgan Stanley has continuously bought $193 million worth of Bitcoin over the past three trading days. Even as capital inflows from other major issuers slowed down, Morgan Stanley stood out as the only one in the market to continue consecutive purchases.
Morgan Stanley's cumulative holdings are also rapidly increasing. Thanks to the large-scale capital inflow for three consecutive days, the fund's total Bitcoin holdings have approached approximately $776 million. Analysts suggest that the Wall Street giant investment bank is strategically expanding its Bitcoin allocation amidst an unstable macro environment and price fluctuations.
Market experts are focusing on Morgan Stanley's powerful asset management network. It is evaluated that the channel for institutional capital inflow has widened as its financial advisors began recommending the inclusion of virtual assets in portfolios to ultra-high-net-worth clients. This indicates that long-term asset allocation demand, rather than simple short-term trading, is beginning to materialize.
The Wall Street giant's consecutive net purchases appear to be firmly supporting the downside rigidity of the virtual asset market. Market attention is focused on whether the aggressive buying spree of $193 million can act as a strong support line for a further Bitcoin rally.
[Key Article Summary]
-Morgan Stanley purchased $193 million through a Bitcoin (BTC) spot ETF for three consecutive days.
-The fund's total holdings neared approximately $776 million, showing the only continuous net inflow in the market.
-The long-term accumulation trend of institutional funds through the asset management channels of large financial institutions is becoming visible.
*Disclaimer: This article is for investment reference only, and we are not responsible for any investment losses based on it. The content should be interpreted for informational purposes only.*
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