Morgan Stanley increased its Bitcoin holdings by purchasing about 1,302 BTC through its MSBT spot Bitcoin ETF, spending over $100 million. This purchase raised the firm's total Bitcoin assets to 10,850 BTC, valued at approximately $840 million. The increase of 414 BTC from the previous balance signals continued institutional interest in Bitcoin. This move highlights Morgan Stanley's growing exposure to digital assets amid rising investor demand.
Morgan Stanley's Bitcoin purchase is the subject, with Pluang market data providing context as of Oct 31, 2026 08:21 WIB. For readers following cryptocurrency markets, 42 of 50 major cryptocurrencies rose and 7 fell today on Pluang. Notable movers include SXP (Solar) down 46.27%, BAL (Balancer) up 11.14%, and TRX (TRON) down 10.27%, with TRX showing a Pluang order activity of 61% Sell and 39% Buy. The most notable figure is the steep 46.27% drop in SXP's price.
Fundación Reintegra in Mexico received the F1® Allwyn Global Community Award and a €100,000 donation to support 80 justice-impacted youths in reintegrating into society and preventing recidivism. The organization has spent over 40 years helping at-ri...
Fundación Reintegra received the F1® Allwyn Global Community Award during the 2026 Mexico City Grand Prix, earning €100,000 to aid 80 justice-impacted youth in Mexico. The organization, with over 40 years of experience, focuses on violence prevention...
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Immutable's native token IMX, used on its zkEVM blockchain, saw its perpetual futures price fall sharply by 13.12% to $0.1166 on Kraken within a 24-hour period ending October 30. This decline reflects increased selling pressure or market uncertainty ...
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