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Why is Bitcoin up today? “Alireza” opens direct negotiations, and Trump demands that Iran “immediately” stop tanker fees

Bitcoin’s official rise today reached $71,800, mainly because Israel and Lebanon have begun direct negotiations, reducing market concerns about an Iran ceasefire agreement. In addition, a weaker US dollar and continued buying by institutional investors also pushed prices higher. On the technical side, Bitcoin’s key support levels are $68,500 to $70,000. A break above $76,000 to $78,000 could prompt another test of $80,000 to $85,000.
MarketWhisper·10m ago
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Galaxy Digital reports a full-year net loss of $241 million, with its core operating business turning a profit

Galaxy Digital releases its annual financial report, with a full-year net loss of approximately $241 million, but an adjusted EBITDA of $216 million, indicating core operating profit. The gross profit from its digital asset business is approximately $505 million. After the earnings report was released, the company’s stock price rose by more than 11%.
GateNews·29m ago

Wall Street Bank’s First Case! Morgan Stanley’s Bitcoin ETF is about to be listed, with low fees going head-to-head with BlackRock

Morgan Stanley plans to launch its first spot Bitcoin ETF, “MSBT,” on April 8 on NYSE Arca, with an annual management fee of 0.14%, lower than its competitors. This move marks Wall Street banks officially entering the crypto asset market, and could attract capital by leveraging its massive wealth management client base. When the ETF goes live, market fund inflows are set to rebound, indicating that demand for the ETF has not diminished. As more traditional financial institutions move in, crypto assets are becoming a standardized investment vehicle.
CryptoCity·3h ago

Wall Street Bank’s First Case! Morgan Stanley’s Bitcoin ETF Is Set to Be Listed—Low Fees Take on BlackRock

Morgan Stanley plans to launch its first spot Bitcoin ETF, “MSBT,” on April 8 on NYSE Arca, with an annual management fee of 0.14%, lower than its competitors. This move marks that Wall Street banks have officially entered the crypto asset market, and could attract capital by leveraging their massive wealth management client base. When the ETF is listed, market inflows rebound, indicating that demand for the ETF has not diminished. With more traditional financial institutions entering, crypto assets are becoming a standardized investment tool.
CryptoCity·7h ago

Insiders say Tesla is secretly developing a lightweight, affordable electric car

Tesla is developing a brand-new compact and affordable electric vehicle, expected to target everyday urban commuting needs, with a length of about 4.28 meters. The new car will feature a lightweight design, weigh about 1.5 tons, and use a small-capacity battery, with a driving range below the Model Y. Production will mainly be based in Shanghai, though it is also considering expansion to the United States and Europe. Tesla’s Autopilot strategy is shifting toward vehicle models that combine both autonomous driving and manual driving to address regulatory challenges.
ChainNewsAbmedia·9h ago

CME Group BTC futures liquidity falls to a 14-month low, with basis trading failures triggering institutional capital outflows

The Chicago Mercantile Exchange’s Bitcoin futures market has continued to weaken. In March 2026, the daily average open interest fell to $7.2 billion, hitting a new low since February 2024, and has been declining for five straight months. The main reason is the large-scale unwinding of basis trades, which eliminated the arbitrage spread and caused leveraged capital to exit.
BTC1,92%
GateNews·9h ago

BTC 15-minute pump of 1.03%: integer-level breakout and macro risk-hedging resonance amplifying the move

From 2026-04-09 15:30 to 15:45 (UTC), the BTC return rate recorded +1.03%, with the price ranging from 71,291.5 to 72,226.9 USDT, and the amplitude reaching 1.31%. During the abnormal move, market attention rose rapidly, volatility noticeably intensified, and prompted investors to closely watch short-term trends. The main driver behind this abnormal move was BTC breaking through the 72,000 USDT integer level at 15:34, which directly activated some algorithmic trading and drew short-term funds in. The rapid breakout above this key price level boosted spot and derivatives trading volumes in the short term
BTC1,92%
GateNews·9h ago

Bitcoin ETF Sees $159.62M Single-Day Outflow While Ethereum and Solana ETFs Continue Negative Trend

Gate News message, according to April 9 data, Bitcoin ETFs recorded a single-day net outflow of 2,242 BTC (valued at $159.62M), while showing a 7-day net inflow of 2,723 BTC ($193.89M). Ethereum ETFs experienced a single-day net outflow of 23,158 ETH ($50.48M), with 7-day net outflows reaching 22,90
BTC1,92%
ETH1,14%
SOL1,63%
GateNews·9h ago

First for Wall Street Banks! Morgan Stanley’s Bitcoin ETF is about to be listed, with low fees going head-to-head with BlackRock

Morgan Stanley plans to launch its first spot Bitcoin ETF, “MSBT,” on NYSE Arca on April 8, with an annual management fee of 0.14%, lower than its competitors. This move marks Wall Street banks officially entering the crypto asset market and may attract capital by leveraging its massive wealth management client base. When the ETF begins trading, market capital inflows are rebounding, indicating that demand for the ETF has not diminished. With more traditional financial institutions getting involved, crypto assets are becoming a standardized investment vehicle.
CryptoCity·10h ago

Gate Pushes Deeper Into TradFi With Digitalized Pre-IPOs Offering

Gate has taken another step toward blending crypto rails with more traditional market access, this time by opening reservation access for its digitalized Pre-IPOs market. In plain terms, the exchange is trying to make pre-public offering participation look and feel much simpler than it usually
BlockChainReporter·10h ago

Google pledges to use Intel’s next-generation Xeon processors and custom IPU chips

Gate News message, April 9, Intel announced that Google, a subsidiary of Alphabet Inc., has committed to adopting its next-generation Xeon processors and other chips in the future to drive the use of its technology in data centers. Under a multi-year cooperation agreement announced on Thursday, Google will customize Intel’s IPU (Infrastructure Processing Unit), which handles functions such as networking, security, and storage. The two sides did not disclose financial details or specific purchasing commitments.
GateNews·11h ago