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Morgan Stanley's Staking ETH Trust, $71M ETF Inflows & COTI's 63% Surge | Jul 28
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Morgan Stanley's MSSE launches with integrated staking at 14 basis points — the lowest-cost institutional ETH product on the market — while spot ETH ETF inflows reverse a sustained outflow streak. ETH holds the $1,875 floor as the Fed and a 63% COTI rally add cross-currents to a market watching $2,000 closely.
Audio is available on Spreaker — see link below.
Morgan Stanley's Ethereum Trust started trading on NYSE Arca Monday, and it's the lowest-cost institutional ETH wrapper on the market at fourteen basis points. That's not the headline, though.
Spot ETH ETFs pulled in seventy-one point one seven million dollars in weekly inflows this week, led by BlackRock's ETHA at six point zero three six million on a single day. That reverses a sustained outflow streak.
ETH is pressing toward its recent swing high of one thousand nine hundred and seventy-six dollars, with the two thousand level acting as the next psychological barrier and support holding around one thousand eight hundred and seventy-five. The structure is constructive.
COTI surged sixty-three percent in twenty-four hours, moving from under a cent to just over one point four cents. The catalyst was concrete: the Privacy Portal went live, Private ERC20 tokens launched on its Ethereum Layer Two, and the project confirmed a supply cap alongside a burn mechanism.
Ethereum turned eleven on July thirtieth trading roughly fifty percent below its all-time high near four thousand nine hundred and fifty dollars. The engineering narrative is arguably stronger than at any prior birthday.
Two things to track closely from here. First, whether MSSE generates sustained inflows over the next two to three weeks or sees early redemption pressure as the novelty fades.
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