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Just saw Morgan Stanley dropped a spot bitcoin ETF with a 0.14% fee - that's wild because most spot bitcoin ETF fees are sitting way higher. They apparently pulled in $100M in the first week, which honestly isn't shocking when you're undercut the competition that hard on fees.
It's kind of interesting watching how this fee war is playing out. Like, the spot bitcoin ETF market was already getting crowded, but when you've got a major bank coming in and saying 'yeah we're going cheaper,' it puts pressure on everyone else. The whole spot bitcoin ETF fees game is basically becoming a race to the bottom at this point.
Makes you wonder if this is sustainable long-term or if it's just a grab for market share. Either way, retail investors probably aren't complaining about lower spot bitcoin ETF costs. What's your take - is this actually good for the market or just a pricing squeeze?