U.S. bank with $1.9 trillion in assets could debut its bitcoin ETF Wednesday
Morgan Stanley’s bitcoin ETF could start trading on NYSE on Wednesday under the ticker MSBT.
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Morgan Stanley’s bitcoin ETF could start trading on NYSE on Wednesday under the ticker MSBT.
Breakout backed by institutional flows and whale buying, though broader downtrend and weak ETF demand cap conviction.
Short sellers betting on continued war escalation lost $427 million in 24 hours as bitcoin vaulted past $72,000 on the ceasefire announcement.
Iran’s government is reportedly reviewing Pakistan’s request for a two-week ceasefire positively, according to an Axios report.
Spot bitcoin ETFs pulled in $471 million on April 6, the 6th-largest inflow of 2026, as prediction markets price little near-term Fed movement.
Rejection at $1.35 and collapsing depth raise risk of sharper moves as positioning builds.
Oil jumped above $112 on threats to destroy Iranian infrastructure if no agreement is reached by midnight, while crypto markets gave back Monday’s ceasefire rally gains.
Glassnode data shows soft participation, while a negative gamma setup below $68,000 leaves BTC exposed to a faster move toward $60,000.
Options data shows traders are bracing for a sharp bitcoin drop as weak demand and fragile positioning leave the market exposed to a break below key levels, a report from Bitfinex shows.
The $20 billion prediction market is overhauling its infrastructure and launching a native stablecoin to streamline trading as it prepares for a major U.S. expansion.