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Just saw Morgan Stanley launched a Bitcoin ETF with a 0.14% fee - that's actually pretty competitive in the ETF space right now. They pulled in around $100 million in the first week, which shows institutional money is definitely interested in low-cost Bitcoin exposure. The fee structure is getting pretty aggressive these days. A few years ago you'd never see Bitcoin ETF fees this low, but now it seems like every major player is trying to undercut each other on fees. Makes sense though - for institutional investors, even a few basis points difference adds up fast. This kind of competition is actually good news if you're looking for the cheapest Bitcoin ETF options available. The race to offer the lowest fees in the Bitcoin ETF market is definitely heating up, and it looks like we're seeing the results play out in real time.