OpenClaw faces another crypto-related headache, and Morgan Stanley has a ticker name for its Bitcoin ETS.

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OpenClaw developers are being targeted in a new fishing campaign involving fake crypto airdrops.

Cybersecurity firm OX securities as attackers are setting up fraudulent GitHub accounts

and luring developers with a bogus $5,000 giveaway of Claw tokens. Those links lead to a near identical

clone of the OpenClaw website designed to immediately drain users' funds. It's the latest

crypto-related issue for the project. Earlier founder of Peter Steinberger threatened to delete the

entire code base amid harassment and even banned the word crypto from the project's discord.

Morgan Stanley is moving a step closer to launching a spot Bitcoin ETS. In a new SEC filing,

the Wall Street giant revealed the ticker symbol MSBT, along with details on the fund's structure.

The filing outlines a 10,000 share creation unit and a planned $1 million seed investment.

Morgan Stanley also purchased two shares earlier this month for audit purposes.

B&Y Mellon will handle cash and administrative services, while Coinbase will serve as both

prime broker and Bitcoin custodian.

If approved, Morgan Stanley would enter an already crowded, but highly lucrative

market with the 11 existing spot Bitcoin ETFs drawing more than $56 billion in inflows since

launching in 2024. And a new ripple survey of more than 1,000 global finance leaders suggests

digital assets are no longer optional for becoming a strategic necessity.

70% of respondents say firms must offer digital asset solutions to stay competitive

with stable coins seen as especially valuable for improving cash flow and unlocking working

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