BNY Mellon will handle cash custody and administration while Coinbase takes care of prime brokerage and BTC custody. Morgan Stanley has filed a second amended S-1 with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to launch its spot Bitcoin ETF. The update adds operational details and signals progress in the bank’s application, even though
While ETF outflows grabbed attention, about $13b quietly moved into crypto via OTC, prime brokerage, and private funds, showing institutional demand runs deeper than ETF dashboards. Summary A Daily Chain briefing highlights roughly $13b in capital flowing into crypto this week via prime brokers, OTC desks, structured products, and private vehicles that never show up
Nvidia shares fell below their 200-day moving average after this week’s GTC event failed to revive the stock, even as CEO Jensen Huang projected that the company’s Blackwell and Rubin product lines could help drive as much as $1 trillion in data center revenue through 2027. NVDA 1D Chart + 200-DMA Nvidia was down about
Some weaker participants are exiting the Bitcoin market while the more inert mass of holders remains passive, Adler Jr. observed in his latest analysis. There is a notable divergence in Bitcoin’s on-chain structure, where realized losses have surged to cycle extremes even as supply activity continues to contract. This points to a potential phase
Robert Kiyosaki says an imminent “biggest financial bubble in history” will end in a crash that sends Bitcoin to $750k and Ethereum to $95k within a year, even as critics doubt his methods. Summary Kiyosaki argues a financial bubble inflated since 2008 will soon burst and forecasts Bitcoin at $750,000 and Ethereum at $95,000 within
Grayscale has filed an S-1 registration statement for a HYPE ETF, a proposed product that would hold Hyperliquid’s native token and list on Nasdaq under the symbol GHYP. The filing shows the trust is designed to track the value of HYPE held by the vehicle, less expenses, and notes that the product may eventually include
Bitcoin is testing a historic floor zone tied to previous parabolic rallies. Bitcoin briefly climbed past $71,000 early Friday, as it slightly bounced back from earlier weakness. This comes as authorities worked to address oil supply disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz and restore market stability. Amid these developments, Bitcoin is nearing a long-standing
Gold has slipped from above $5,200 while crypto bleeds and silver dumps, exposing “store of value” as a question of volatility, leverage and time horizon, not memes. Summary Gold has dropped about 10–15% from its early‑March spike above $5,200 to around $4,560, but remains structurally elevated and keeps finding dip buyers near the mid‑$4,500s. Silver
Hyperliquid’s newly launched S&P 500 perpetual contract topped $100 million in 24 hour trading volume within days of its debut, quickly becoming one of the blockchain’s 10 largest markets. The early surge points to strong demand for 24/7 onchain access to traditional assets. The market was launched through a licensing deal between Trade[XYZ] and S&P
TAO “looks like it’s about to go on a massive run,” one analyst argued. Many leading cryptocurrencies have posted slight declines or negligible increases over the past 24 hours, but this isn’t the case for Bittensor (TAO), whose price soared by 15%. The question now is whether this momentum can hold or if a