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Morgan Stanley’s new MSBT fund has quickly attracted over $100 million by offering the market's lowest fees, sparking a fresh wave of competition from rivals like Goldman Sachs. Morgan Stanley’s new spot bitcoin ETF, MSBT, has attracted more than $100 million in its first week, making it the firm’s most successful ETF launch to date.

Meanwhile, a decrease in long positions on Bitfinext hints at at more upside potential ahead for BTC. Bitcoin has experienced an evident price revival over the past week or so, mostly driven by the positive developments on the US-Iran war front. Although it was stopped at the local peak at $76,000, it remains close to

As Bitcoin (BTC) attempts to hold the $74,000-$75,000 area, an analyst suggested that the flagship crypto could see another 10% rally toward a key area, but warned that this level could be the ceiling. Bitcoin Double Bottom Breakout Targets Key Level In a Wednesday analysis, crypto analyst Rekt Capital shared an outlook for Bitcoin’s potential

Bitcoin bounced from just below $59,000 to $67,000 in the space of a week, Ethereum and Solana both surged 10% to 11% in a single session, and privacy tokens, AI tokens and several of the hottest narratives from earlier in the cycle are lighting up again.  The question every crypto investor is asking right now

A new proposal circulating among Bitcoin developers is forcing the network to confront a long-standing theoretical risk: the impact of quantum computing on its cryptographic foundations. Bitcoin Improvement Proposal 361 (BIP-361), introduced by a group of researchers including Jameson Lopp, outlines a structured plan to migrate the network away from legacy signature schemes and toward

A new framework from asset manager VanEck is drawing clear lines between Bitcoin miners that are genuinely transforming into artificial intelligence infrastructure providers and those that are still selling a story. All of it comes with a sobering price tag: a roughly $50 billion near-term funding gap standing between the sector’s pipeline ambitions and actual

Bitcoin traders are closely watching the upcoming Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting, which marks Kevin Warsh’s first appearance as Federal Reserve Chair. While markets overwhelmingly expect policymakers to leave interest rates unchanged, the meeting remains significant because investors are searching for clues about the Fed’s future policy direction. Unlike previous meetings, this event introduces

Tax season is now more connected to Bitcoin’s retail demand. Bitcoin has spent the first half of April trading in the low $70,000s, with recent moves through the $71,000 to $75,000 zone keeping the asset close enough to its highs for retail attention to return quickly. But there’s a more important change happening beneath the