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Wall Street giant Morgan Stanley is set to launch its bitcoin exchange-traded fund (ETF) today, according to a listing notice, making it the first major commercial bank to offer a U.S. bitcoin ETF.
Bitcoin climbs above $71K as ceasefire news lifts markets, with key support at $70K and resistance near $80K shaping short-term direction.
President Donald Trump and his family suffered devastating financial losses after investing heavily in bitcoin, an analysis has found. Forbes detailed the series of unfortunate events that resulted in the president and his two sons,
Bitcoin reaching $100,000 by December 31, 2026, sits at 34.5% YES on Polymarket, down from 36% yesterday, as the U.S.-Iran conflict weighs on crypto sentiment.
Michael Saylor says Bitcoin (BTC) bottomed at $60K as forced sellers exit. ETF inflows and banking credit on BTC could trigger the next bull market.
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Morgan Stanley’s Bitcoin ETF began trading. An analyst put it in the top 1% of ETF launches
The new fund marks a “second wave of digital asset adoption,” said a Coinbase executive.
Several leading miners such as MARA Holdings (Nasdaq: MARA) and Bitdeer (Nasdaq: BTDR) have been selling Bitcoin in recent months. Then, there is the lure of artificial intelligence (AI) too.
Bitcoin shorts crushed as $470M in liquidations further confirm trend line bounce — Bitcoin price prediction eyes $77,000 if rally keeps going.