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Morgan Stanley just filed for two crypto ETFs
but one major omission sends a brutal signal
Morgan Stanley's Bitcoin and Solana ETF offering aims to take advantage of the growing institutional acceptance of cryptocurrencies and a more favorable regulatory landscape. Morgan Stanley, the $1.8 trillion banking giant, has filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to launch two ETFs that track the prices of Bitcoin and Solana. The filings mark a milestone for the Wall Street giant, pushing one of the world's most recognizable banking brands deeper into the crypto ecosystem.

💥BREAKING:
BlackRock buys $231.89 million in $BTC and $197.7 million in $ETH.
Are we back now?

Tom Lee predicts a new record for Bitcoin in January
Tom Lee, co-founder of Fundstrat Global Advisors, believes that Bitcoin has not yet reached its peak and predicts that it could reach a new record by the end of January 2026. Lee pointed out that 2026 will be a volatile but positive year for crypto markets, with expectations that significant growth will occur in the second half of the year. He also emphasized that Ethereum is "dramatically" undervalued and could enter a multi-year growth phase, similar to what Bitcoin experienced between 2017 and 2021.

XRP and Solana have dethroned Bitcoin and Ethereum as institutional favorites in 2025 With a 500% increase in inflows, XRP is emerging as an institutional favorite, reshaping the crypto investment hierarchy.
The numbers show a marked change in investor behavior. Although Bitcoin investment products attracted $26.98 billion in inflows for 2025, that figure represented a 35% drop from 2024's record pace. In contrast, capital poured into alternative networks at an unprecedented rate. Ethereum inflows increased by 138%, while XRP and Solana saw growth rates of approximately 500% and 1000% respect

Bitcoin crash inevitable? The sharp rise in prices creates two new CME gaps, and closing one carries a high price If the price revisits the $88,000 zone, it will trigger a "narrative reversal" that could trap anyone holding highly leveraged positions.Prior to the US market opening this week, Bitcoin was once again trading around the low $90,000s following unprecedented macro activity over the weekend. You can sense a familiar shift in the room: less celebrating, more phone checking, more graph screenshots. More and more people are asking the same question in different ways: "Are we going to ta

Washington's New Cryptocurrency Bill Would Strip States of Power - Legally Prohibit Surveillance That Catches Front-End Manipulation The biggest problem with cryptocurrencies in the US has always been jurisdiction. The CLARITY Act aims to end the tussle between the SEC and the CFTC, while opening up a new fight over DeFi and state preemption law. Washington is about to get serious about cryptocurrency's most intractable problem: Who exactly should oversee the market when a token is traded like a commodity, sold like a security and moved through software that insists it's not a company at all.

Bitwise just filed for 11 new crypto ETFs, and the market's silence reveals a brutal new reality
Bitwise filed for 11 altcoin ETFs on Dec. 30, but markets shrugged it off as generic listing standards mean filings no longer affect prices. Bitwise's year-end pile of ETF paperwork should have been the perfect excuse for "alternative season." On December 30, the issuer filed with the US Securities and Exchange Commission to launch 11 "strategic" single-token ETFs tied to Aave, Uniswap, Zcash, NEAR, Starknet, Sui, Bittensor, Tron and other protocols. Each fund would allocate around 60% of its asse

Dear Crypto holders and faithful followers!
As 2025 draws closer to the past, I want to take a moment to thank all of you who are a part of Gata and the community—brave researchers, disciplined HODLers, and anyone who follows the cryptocurrency markets with love and passion.
In 2026, I wish you:
Immediate sliding security and stability: let your portfolios be protected and carefully managed.
Smart decisions and better information: credible information, analysis and innovation guide your investment paths.
Push boundaries and grow: let your projects, partnerships and knowledge grow with prop

Opinions of Large Banks on Bitcoin and Cryptocurrencies
Global banks are upgrading cryptocurrency infrastructure
According to a December 2025 report, global banks continue developing cryptocurrency infrastructure despite regulatory hurdles. Traditional financial institutions, including JPMorgan and Citi, are testing blockchain services, while cryptocurrencies are increasingly integrated into their offerings. This trend points to a closer alignment between traditional banking and cryptocurrencies, especially through stablecoins which have become key to modernizing financial operations.
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Bitcoin just lost its hidden $2 trillion liquidity safety net, exposing it to a brutal new wave of pressure.
The Fed's reverse repo facility is finally empty, meaning the mechanical plumbing that automatically pumped up cryptocurrency prices has stopped working. Bitcoin's 2025 growth was based on liquidity that looks solid until investors examine what changed in the last quarter. Some analysts point to record high global liquidity indices and argue that the wave is still rising. Others cite high-frequency monitoring of CrossBorder Capital and argue that momentum peaked in early November, and

Global Crypto Policy Overview 2025/26🚨🚨
This year has been marked by increased regulatory clarity, enabling institutional adoption of cryptocurrencies. A TRM Labs report highlights that more than 70% of jurisdictions have developed new regulations for stablecoins, which have become key to institutional adoption. Regulators in the U.S., EU, Japan, Hong Kong, and the UAE have adopted standards for issuance, reserves, and redemptions of stablecoins.
Regulation in Brazil: In November 2025, Brazil finally implemented its regulatory framework for virtual asset service providers (VASPs). The new ru

Asia is quietly building a counterweight to the dollar's stablecoin empire, and the West isn't ready!!!
A comprehensive infrastructure of stable cryptocurrencies in Asia could surpass Western efforts and reshape global economic narratives. The global story of stable cryptocurrencies will change rapidly. What began as a US-dominated digital liquidity experiment is turning into a multipolar battle over who controls the rails of tomorrow's monetary system. And the most significant moves are taking place in Asia - quietly, deliberately and with increasing speed. For a decade, dollar-backed tokens

Bitcoin has a 70% chance of a massive breakout in 2026, but only if this trend continues
Returning to the $126,000 peak requires a certain monthly interest rate that most retail portfolios are unable to achieve right now. Some are still veterans who survived 2017 and 2021, some are newer, those who gained exposure through brokerage accounts and ETFs, the kind of investor who never had to learn what a catchphrase was. Bitcoin is trading around $89,000. That number would have sounded ridiculous a few years ago, and it still sounds ridiculous if reduced a bit. But it also seems like a fall, beca