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Morgan Stanley offers crypto trading

In a move that makes Wall Street sit up and blink, Morgan Stanley is gearing up to let its E-Trade clients dabble in crypto trading starting next year.

Bitcoin Demand Outruns Miner Supply as ETFs and Companies Keep Buying

Michael Saylor told CNBC’s Closing Bell Overtime that Bitcoin demand from ETFs and companies now exceeds miner supply.

Pro-Bitcoin Democrat Ian Calderon Makes Forceful Play for California Governor 2026

Ian Calderon launched his California Governor 2026 bid, positioning himself as a Pro Bitcoin Democrat.

Bolivia’s car lots say “yes” to Tether

Bolivia’s struggling economy has found a curious new lifeline, stablecoins. Yes, the very digital coins that some call the financial equivalent of a unicorn toy are now the preferred tender at Toyota, Yamaha, and BYD dealerships in Bolivia.

Divergence in Crypto Equities Highlights Shift Toward Active Strategies

We’ve been closely tracking the widening divergence in crypto-related equities, where traditional treasury holders, such as MicroStrategy and Metaplanet, have struggled, with shares down 16–70 percent from summer highs, despite crypto’s relative resilience.

The weakness reflects investor fatigue with passive accumulation models, compounded by high short interest and profit-taking in a volatile environment.

In contrast, opportunistic pivots have been rewarded.

Eightco’s move into Worldcoin and Bitmine’s launch of a Solana validator delivered 20–50 percent spikes on announcement, underscoring the market’s appetite for fresh narratives and immediate liquidity.

The split highlights a sentiment shift: long-term “HODL-only” plays are increasingly seen as exposed to capital erosion and opportunity costs, while agile operators signal innovation and yield potential, aligning with behavioral finance patterns that favor action over stasis.

Looking ahead, we expect flows to tilt toward active strategies and altcoin treasuries, with Solana standing out for its high volatility-driven upside and relatively lower financing costs.

Bitget’s own data shows SOL ETF inflows outpacing BTC by 15 percent last week, an early sign of rotation that could accelerate if Fed cuts materialize.

This dynamic suggests the next phase of market leadership may favor diversified, high-throughput bets over static balance-sheet accumulation.

Vugar Usi Zade, COO at Bitget


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HYPE out, Ferrari in, Hayes knows how to party

Once upon a chaotic market morning, Hyperliquid’s native token, HYPE, took a nosedive, dropping a spicy 12% after its loudest cheerleader, BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes, cashed out big.

XRP’s price stuck in neutral, and there’s no excuse

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Once upon a time, XRP fans had a mighty scapegoat for their lagging token price, a prolonged, head-splitting legal battle with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.

Lawmakers Demand SEC Action on Trump Crypto 401(k) Plan

US lawmakers pressed the SEC to move on the Trump crypto retirement plan. They sent a letter on Monday to SEC Chair Paul Atkins.

Golden cross on Solana’s chart, but what’s next?

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Here comes Solana, strutting back onto the crypto stage with a swagger, blasting past $228 for the first time since February and adding another 2% to its gains like it’s walking on sunshine.

Uniswap’s token model under fire

On X, Uniswap’s founder Hayden Adams found himself challenged by Arca’s Chief Investment Officer, Jeff Dorman. The topic?