Morgan Stanley to Launch First Spot Bitcoin ETF on NYSE Arca With Market-Low 0.14% Fee Starting 8 April
Morgan Stanley will launch its first spot Bitcoin ETF, the Morgan Stanley Bitcoin Trust (MSBT), on the NYSE Arca on 8 April 2026.
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Morgan Stanley will launch its first spot Bitcoin ETF, the Morgan Stanley Bitcoin Trust (MSBT), on the NYSE Arca on 8 April 2026.
WeatherlyJames Wynn lost almost his entire $100 million account, leaving just $900, after a series of 40x leveraged Bitcoin shorts were repeatedly liquidated as prices rose. His sixth liquidation in two weeks on 6 April 2026 capped a rapid collapse, with losses happening in real time on-chain.
WeatherlyElon Musk’s SpaceX is preparing to storm Wall Street with what could be the largest public listing in history, targeting a staggering $1.75 trillion valuation and a $75 billion raise that would instantly place it among the world’s most valuable assets.
XingChiBitcoin has clocked in one of its worst performances in the past decade with a 23.8% drop in the first quarter of 2026 as geopolitical tensions, weakening ETF flows, and persistent macro headwinds weighed heavily on market sentiment.
XingChiStrategy, long seen as Bitcoin’s most relentless corporate buyer, has halted its BTC purchases for the first time in 13 weeks — a surprising pause that comes amid a sharp stock decline and growing signs that the broader industry may be pivoting away from pure Bitcoin accumulation.
XingChiCoinbase and Better Home are launching a mortgage that lets buyers use Bitcoin or USDC as collateral for their down payment without selling their crypto. The mortgage is backed by Fannie Mae, keeps standard terms, and only risks the crypto if payments are missed for 60 days.
WeatherlyBitcoin moved back above $71,000 after renewed optimism over a potential ceasefire between the United States and Iran sparked a broader risk-on shift across global markets.
XingChiBitcoin briefly surged past the $71,000 mark after Donald Trump abruptly retracted his threat to detroy Iran thorugh airstrikes, with the good news sending shockwaves through the crypto market.
XingChiSouth Korean prosecutors sold 320.88 bitcoins recovered from a phishing scam, transferring 31.58 billion won to the national treasury. The stolen bitcoins were returned by the hacker after authorities in South Korea traced the funds and froze accounts to prevent further movement.
WeatherlyBitcoin miners have now mined 20 million coins, reaching about 95% of the total 21 million supply, with fewer than one million coins left to mine over the next 114 years. The 2024 halving reduced block rewards to 3.125 BTC, and future halvings will continue to slow new issuance while miners increasingly rely on transaction fees.
Anais2023 sees a significant decline in cryptocurrency thefts, with DeFi platforms breathing a sigh of relief. Chainalysis's report sheds light on improved security measures and a quieter DeFi landscape. Yet, the future holds questions, as a potential revival in DeFi activities might reignite cybercriminal interests.
WeiliangLazarus Group's sophisticated hacking operations continue to plague the crypto world, accounting for a significant portion of 2023's crypto thefts. Their actions not only reflect the ongoing threats in the digital finance realm but also the need for concerted global efforts to counter such cybercrimes.
Huang BoThe Lazarus Group, a North Korean hacking entity, has raised global cybersecurity concerns by amassing a substantial $3 billion through sophisticated cryptocurrency heists.
Hui XinIn a concerning trend, cybercriminals are increasingly utilising AI tools to craft convincing deepfake representations of celebrities to deceive fans into parting with their money and crypto.
KikyoIn a recent statement, Elon Musk, the head of the popular X app (formerly known as Twitter), addressed rumors about the platform's potential creation of its own cryptocurrency.
DavinUnprecedented worldwide adoption of cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology is being driven by significant investments.
NulltxN. Korean hackers employ thousands of shadow workers that pose as recruiters or potential employees to infiltrate crypto firms.
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