ChainCatcher News, Bitwise Advisor Jeff Park expressed his views on X platform regarding Morgan Stanley’s launch of a Bitcoin ETF, stating that this move is of significant importance in his opinion.
Jeff Park said that after the first batch of Bitcoin spot ETFs has dominated liquidity for two years, Morgan Stanley still chose to launch its own branded product, reflecting that, through internal wealth management channels, it assesses the market size and the demand for new clients as still commercially viable. Jeff Park further pointed out that Bitcoin ETFs are not only financial products for asset management institutions but also carry symbolic significance at the brand and social levels, which can be used to reach specific client groups such as ultra-high-net-worth individual investors. He also believes that this move can be seen as a defensive arrangement to protect platform distribution rights and fee retention, that is, controlling customer relationships through proprietary products rather than transferring distribution revenue to third parties. Against this background, Jeff Park expressed his optimistic stance on Bitwise and Morgan Stanley’s related strategies.
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Bitwise Advisor Jeff Park: Morgan Stanley's Bitcoin ETF Launch Reflects Distribution and Branding Strategy Considerations
ChainCatcher News, Bitwise Advisor Jeff Park expressed his views on X platform regarding Morgan Stanley’s launch of a Bitcoin ETF, stating that this move is of significant importance in his opinion.
Jeff Park said that after the first batch of Bitcoin spot ETFs has dominated liquidity for two years, Morgan Stanley still chose to launch its own branded product, reflecting that, through internal wealth management channels, it assesses the market size and the demand for new clients as still commercially viable. Jeff Park further pointed out that Bitcoin ETFs are not only financial products for asset management institutions but also carry symbolic significance at the brand and social levels, which can be used to reach specific client groups such as ultra-high-net-worth individual investors. He also believes that this move can be seen as a defensive arrangement to protect platform distribution rights and fee retention, that is, controlling customer relationships through proprietary products rather than transferring distribution revenue to third parties. Against this background, Jeff Park expressed his optimistic stance on Bitwise and Morgan Stanley’s related strategies.