Morgan Stanley increased its holdings in BlackRock's spot Bitcoin ETF by 23% to about 16.5 million shares during Q2, despite Bitcoin's price decline lowering the position's value to $549 million. The bank also expanded its exposure to Ether and Solana through increased shares in related ETFs and launched its own Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana funds with competitive management fees. Additionally, Morgan Stanley significantly grew its stake in Circle Internet Group and added positions in several crypto infrastructure companies, while reducing holdings in Coinbase and some miners. These moves reflect Morgan Stanley's broader strategy to diversify and deepen its crypto asset offerings for U.S. investors.
Bitcoin briefly fell to about $76,050 following the release of the US inflation report, which showed a 0.4% increase in the Consumer Price Index for August and a core inflation rise of 0.3%, slightly above expectations. Despite this, Bitcoin quickly ...
Ethereum surged 10% within two hours, rising from $2,433 to $2,667, driven by a nearly 14% increase in whale transactions above $1 million. This surge coincided with fresh inflation data and reflected strong demand from large holders rather than reta...
Ethereum has risen from 100th to 61st place among the world's top assets by market capitalization in 2026, reflecting a strong recovery. Its market cap surpassed $300 billion in mid-September, driven by shifts in U.S. inflation data and broader marke...
SUI cryptocurrency price is currently testing a key support level between $0.71 and $0.73 after falling 1.40%, underperforming compared to Ethereum and Solana. Analysts highlight that if buyers defend this floor, SUI could rebound to $0.84–$0.85, but...
Ethereum (ETH) surged over 6.5% in under an hour to reach $2,663, its highest since February, following U.S. Consumer Price Index data that met expectations. This rally triggered $215 million in short position liquidations and reduced ETH's year-to-d...
