Gate News report, on March 26, Bloomberg senior ETF analyst Eric Balchunas stated that Morgan Stanley's Bitcoin ETF (ticker: $MSBT) has received official listing approval from the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE). Eric Balchunas pointed out that the release of such announcements typically indicates that the relevant product is about to officially launch.

BNY Mellon CEO Robin Vince stated at the Digital Asset Summit that the next phase of the cryptocurrency industry will depend on large financial institutions, emphasizing the importance of tokenization and digital asset custody. He pointed out that trust and regulation are key to development and mentioned progress on relevant regulations. Morgan Stanley's Amy Oldenburg believes that banks' entry into the crypto space stems from mature infrastructure development, rather than hype.

Gate News – On March 24, Norway's sovereign wealth fund CEO Nicolai Tangen stated that the fund has saved "billions of kroner" in costs by applying artificial intelligence in trading and investment decisions, but these gains will not lead to layoffs. During an interview on Tuesday, Tangen pointed out: "You should introduce AI into society to enhance productivity and value creation, rather than use it to reduce headcount." He also characterized such layoff practices as "destructive."

CoinShares' latest weekly report shows that digital asset investment products experienced net inflows of $230 million last week, but due to the Federal Reserve's hawkish stance, approximately $405 million flowed out after the FOMC. The United States saw inflows of $153 million, Germany $30.2 million, and Switzerland $27.5 million, with Bitcoin dominating the inflows. Solana saw net inflows for seven consecutive weeks, but Ethereum experienced outflows of $27.5 million last week.

Recently, several major corporations' executives and board members have significantly sold off stocks, with insider buy-sell ratios dropping to low levels, drawing market attention. Analysts point out that this may reflect cautious sentiment from corporate leaders toward the market, particularly in the technology and energy sectors. Although insider selling may signal market volatility, it still needs to be assessed in conjunction with multiple factors such as economic data to determine future trends.

Gate News report: On March 23rd, RWA tokenization platform Midas announced that due to the association between mAPOLLO and USR tokens, the team has temporarily suspended the instant redemption function for mAPOLLO assets out of caution. Midas emphasized that this is a separate measure for mAPOLLO, and the operations of other assets on the platform are not affected.

Gate News Alert: On March 23, Onchain Lens monitoring showed that Sky co-founder Rune opened a new 20x leverage long position in $GOLD (gold) during a price decline at $GOLD . At the same time, Rune is closing out a previously held $SP500 position.

Xinda Futures Research points out that gold price movements are affected by rising energy prices and interest rate expectations. The Middle East conflict has driven crude oil to elevated levels, exacerbating market inflation concerns and suppressing gold prices. The market expects the Federal Reserve to maintain interest rates unchanged, but Powell's assessment will influence subsequent policy decisions.

Gate News reports that on March 21, Galaxy Digital transferred out 700 BTC again. Previously, the institution transferred more than 1,346 BTC within hours on March 17. The cumulative outflow in recent days has exceeded 2,000 BTC.

On March 20, the Federal Reserve held interest rates unchanged, and Bitcoin's price quickly fell back to around $70,000, with a decline close to 5%. Market risk appetite cooled, and Ethereum, Dogecoin, and other assets also came under pressure, demonstrating the impact of macro factors on the crypto market. Analysts pointed out that Bitcoin trading will depend on selective capital flows, and higher interest rates combined with geopolitical risks may cause it to maintain a weak and volatile pattern in the short term.