Bitcoin hovers near $75k with on-chain data flagging $76,800 as key resistance, while Morgan Stanley's cut‑price MSBT ETF pulls in $100m amid easing macro headwinds.
Bitcoin's latest recovery has pushed the flagship digital asset back toward the $75,000 level, tracking a broader return in risk appetite as hopes for de-escalation in the Middle East lifted global equities to fresh records.
The quantum threat hangs over Bitcoin. It is still distant, but real enough for experts to sound the alarm.
A new Cato Institute paper argues that U.S. capital gains rules make “bitcoin taxes make no sense,” burying everyday BTC payments in paperwork and locking the asset into a hoarding role instead of money.
Bitcoin flows into exchanges have dropped to levels not seen in over six years, and this could be the first of many signs of a bull run.
BlackRock acquired more than $505.7 million in Bitcoin in just two days, according to data published by Arkham Intelligence. The move puts an end to weeks of consistent selling by the asset manager and was executed amid a BTC recovery that pushed the asset above $75,000, delivering considerable daily gains. The purchases bring BlackRock's total Bitcoin holdings to $59.
Institutional interest in crypto ETFs amid geopolitical tensions may drive market volatility and influence long-term price trajectories. Bitcoin ETF inflows hit $210M amid rising geopolitical tensions.
Bitcoin's stability amid a weaker dollar and geopolitical easing highlights its potential as a hedge, influencing future market dynamics. Bitcoin holds at $74K as US dollar hits 6-week low amid Iran talks.
A wave of forced liquidations jolted crypto markets over the past 24 hours, wiping out $355.98 million in leveraged positions and amplifying intraday volatility even as US spot Bitcoin (BTC) ETFs logged a sizeable $411 million net inflow—a split signal that highlights the growing gap between short-term trading stress and longer-term 'institutional demand'. The liquidation data suggested the turbulence was less about a clean directional move and more about crowded positioning being rapidly unwound.
The $75,000-$76,000 range has proven to be stiff resistance as bitcoin attempts to claw back this year's losses.
Morgan Stanley's spot bitcoin ETF has attracted over $100 million in inflows within six trading days. The strong debut highlights continued investor demand for low-cost crypto exposure. Key Takeaways: Morgan Stanley's MSBT drew $103 million in 6 days since Aug. 8, showing strong ETF demand. MSBT's 0.
Bitcoin (BTC) has gone up 4.5% over the past week as renewed institutional demand helped stabilize prices.