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Recently, I've been looking at LST and re-staking again. It seems many people are only focused on the "additional layer of yield," but in reality, the returns are not just falling from the sky: they either come from the staking itself through inflation/fees, or from someone willing to pay for security/services (like AVS), plus some incentive subsidies layered on top. Subsidies are the most attractive but also the most unstable; once issued, they can cool off quickly, I've seen that happen.
The risks are pretty straightforward: the more layers there are, the more points of failure, especially t
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0.14% fee rate is really a blow to the traditional finance sector; MSBT had a net inflow of 30 million dollars on its first day. Now, it depends on whether it can fully open the floodgates for traditional capital.
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Morgan Stanley's first spot Bitcoin ETF has opened trading on NYSE Arca, with the ticker MSBT, marking a direct stress test on its first day: can a bank-backed fund attract capital inflows solely because it is cheaper in a volatile market? Industry data shows that approximately 1.6 million shares were traded on the first day, and depending on the underlying assets tracked, the net inflow was about **$30–$34 million**. The fund's fee rate is 0.14%, making it the lowest-cost spot Bitcoin ETF in the U.S. market. Over the next two days, the newly launched MSBT ETF attracted an additional capital inflow of over $31 million.
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