Morgan Stanley increased its Bitcoin ETF holdings by adding 51.58 BTC, contributing to a total accumulation of 641.87 BTC worth about $50.6 million over two weeks. This institutional buying supports Bitcoin's price consolidation near $77,257 after retreating from the $82,000 resistance level. Meanwhile, Bitcoin spot ETFs saw positive inflows of $6 million daily, indicating broader institutional interest. Negative netflows from exchanges suggest more Bitcoin is being withdrawn than deposited, tightening supply. If Bitcoin maintains support around $76,500, it could recover toward $82,000, driven by sustained institutional demand.
The fourth Digital Assets & Tokenization Summit held in Singapore brought together global financial leaders, institutional investors, and tech innovators to discuss how AI, tokenization, and digital assets are transforming capital markets. Key discus...
A London-based novelist, using the pen name A. Nobody, has independently published a thriller titled "A Nobody: London Doesn't Believe in Superheroes." The story follows a masked hero who stops violent crimes in London anonymously, reflecting the aut...
Coastal Community Bank has committed $5 million to the Solomon Hess SBA Loan Fund to support small businesses in Snohomish and King Counties. This investment helps expand access to capital for businesses that may not qualify for traditional loans, fo...
Bitcoin could surpass $85,000 and approach $90,000 if macroeconomic uncertainty decreases, according to Matt Mena, senior crypto research strategist at 21shares. He noted $85,000 as a key resistance level but did not specify when Bitcoin might reach ...
A 2019 graph analysis traced 39,814.17 Bitcoin linked to the PlusToken scam through multiple mixers and exchanges, including Huobi, Bittrex, and Kraken, worth about $416.29 million at the time. The analysis followed transactions across several hops, ...
