Iran has prepared for the worst. The coin price is consolidating slightly—cautiously chasing the rally! April 11th BTC/ETH trading approach Iranian Speaker of Parliament Kalibaf said in Islamabad, Pakistan, in the early hours of the 11th local time, that Iran is sincere about negotiations with the United States, but it does not trust the U.S. side because previous negotiations “have always ended in failure and breach of faith.” If the U.S. tries to use this round of talks to put on a show, Iran is prepared to defend its own rights. Kalibaf emphasized that in the upcoming negotiations, if the U.S. truly wants to reach an agreement and respects the rights of the Iranian people, “they will also see our willingness to reach an agreement.” But if the U.S. tries to stage a “show with no results or a deceptive action” during the negotiations, Iran is prepared to defend its own rights. Yesterday, the coin price consolidated slightly and made a round of shorting on a brief dip, only to be swept out while breaking even and stopping losses—at midnight, the idea of continuing to lie in ambush at high levels is currently also in floating profit. Just be patient and hold! The daily BTC/ETH continues to close with bullish candles. It did not pull back based on technicals, mainly because CPI met expectations, market sentiment began to warm up, and in recent days MicroStrategy has been frequently adding positions to boost sentiment. Although BTC has repeatedly broken through and hit recent highs, the strength of the bulls is also clearly insufficient—possibly because the market does not have too much hope for U.S.–Iran talks. First, look for a small pullback over the weekend! April 11th Short Position Idea Short BTC on the rebound from 73000-73500, with defense around 74000. Targets: 72000-71500-71000. If it breaks through, look at 70500-70,000. Continue to move the stop-loss and take profit as appropriate! Short ETH on the rebound from 2250-2270, with defense above 2300. Targets: 2200-2170. If it breaks through, look at 2150-2130. Continue to move the stop-loss and take profit as appropriate! April 11th Long Position Idea Buy BTC on a pullback from 69500-70,000 for one lot, with defense around 68500. Targets: 70500-71000-71500. If it breaks through, look at 72000-72500. Continue to move the stop-loss and take profit as appropriate! Buy ETH on a pullback from 2120-2150 for one lot, with defense around 2100. Targets: 2180-2200. If it breaks through, look at 2220-2250-2270. Continue to move the stop-loss and take profit as appropriate! Recently, U.S. data performance has been decent. Market sentiment has warmed up, but liquidity is not large—mainly because the U.S. and Iran are still in negotiations, so the market may also be waiting for specific news. So be more cautious recently: trade with a light position size, and do not hold against the trend! #原油小幅上涨

Wall Street is going wild! Morgan Stanley is bringing its own Bitcoin ETF into the game—does this mean they’re trying to directly snatch BlackRock’s lunch? $ETH ‌ Family, this is a major event! The old guard of the traditional finance world, Morgan Stanley, has finally stopped pretending and laid it all out—jumping in to launch a Bitcoin ETF (code MSBT). This is also the first time a Wall Street heavyweight has personally sent the vehicle. Impressive first-day numbers—topple the table right away How were the first-day numbers? Trading volume directly hit 1.6 million shares, and net inflows were roughly over $33 million. Even though it’s still a little “younger sibling” compared with BlackRock’s massive scale of over 50 billion dollars in IBIT, the key is the fee rate—0.14%, going straight to the market floor price, making it cheaper than BlackRock. This isn’t “entering the market”—this is clearly coming to flip the table. The real ace card: 16,000 financial advisors But you think Morgan Stanley is only relying on low fees? That’s underestimating them. They hold 16,000 financial advisors, managing $6.2 trillion in client assets. If these advisors casually tell clients—“Suggest a little Bitcoin to hedge against inflation”—what fund size can anyone withstand that? An analyst did the math: even if only 2% is allocated, the potential demand is $160 billion—enough to buy the entire Bitcoin ETF market. Conclusion prediction: Is BlackRock panicking? In the short term, BlackRock’s liquidity moat is still there, but this move from Morgan Stanley is a dimensionality-reduction attack—using the trust of banks plus channel advantages to hard-sell and steal customers. This circle is getting more and more cutthroat—there’s plenty of good entertainment ahead. #加密市场回升 Do you think Morgan Stanley can take down BlackRock? Chat in the comments! As always, DYOR—don’t just listen to me ramble!

#Gate广场四月发帖挑战 Stock Market | Morgan Stanley Launches Bitcoin ETF, Expected to Attract $192837465657483.91T in the First Year. Wall Street Heavyweights Jump In! Morgan Stanley’s Bitcoin ETF Going Crazy, $700 Million in the First Year Just the Beginning? Family members, who understands! Morgan Stanley, a century-old Wall Street aristocrat, has completely lowered its stance this time, bringing its own Bitcoin ETF (MSBT) into the crypto scene, directly blowing up the market with a mushroom cloud! Just listed on the NYSE Arca on April 8th, it debuted with a “king’s debut,” attracting $34 million on the first day, with trading volume exceeding 1.6 million shares. Even more explosive, industry insiders have announced—this “bank-affiliated heir” ETF could attract $700 million in its first year, pushing the Bitcoin ETF competition into a “god-level” battle! If you talk about Morgan Stanley’s move, it’s called “steady, precise, and ruthless.” As the first major U.S. bank to personally launch a Bitcoin ETF, they don’t play around—going all out with a “big move”—management fees set at just 0.14%! What’s the concept? Cheaper than BlackRock’s IBIT at 0.25%, 11 basis points lower, and even 1 basis point lower than Grayscale’s mini trust, making it the industry “floor price,” clearly aiming to establish a “price slaughterer” persona to take away competitors’ market share. After all, they have a super network of 16k financial advisors managing over $8 trillion in client assets; mobilizing a small fraction of that is an astronomical amount of funds. The $700 million forecast might even be conservative! In the past, Bitcoin in traditional finance was seen as a “rebellious wild kid,” with big institutions either watching coldly or secretly testing the waters. But Morgan Stanley is different—using its century-old reputation to give Bitcoin a “stamp of approval,” essentially shouting publicly: “This isn’t a Ponzi scheme, it’s a legitimate mainstream asset!” This has left Wall Street’s conservatives baffled—first BlackRock and Fidelity rush to get involved, now Morgan Stanley personally enters the fray. Bitcoin has transformed from a “marginal speculative asset” into an “institutional darling,” with plot twists more exciting than TV dramas. And check out this MSBT’s “hardcore setup”: genuinely holding Bitcoin, no leverage, no derivatives, custody handled by BNY Mellon + Coinbase for double insurance, maximum security; tracking the CoinDesk Bitcoin Benchmark Price, its trend closely follows Bitcoin’s, so investors don’t need to bother with cold wallets or fear theft—just relax and enjoy Bitcoin’s gains. It’s basically a “beginner-friendly” tool. Today, the Bitcoin ETF market has already become a “red ocean,” with BlackRock’s IBIT dominating, Fidelity’s FBTC close behind, and total assets exceeding $90 billion. But Morgan Stanley’s entry has instantly rewritten the rules—while others compete on reputation and first-mover advantage, they focus on “bank pedigree + ultra-low fees + powerful channels” as their triple buff. The $34 million on the first day is just a “appetizer,” industry estimates suggest that if their 2% financial advisor network recommends this product, the first-year inflow could soar to $1.5–2.2 billion. The $700 million forecast might just be a “starting price!” What’s funniest is that this move has stunned two groups: one, traditional investors who previously dared not touch Bitcoin, now confidently rush in because it’s “a product from Morgan”; the other, crypto veterans, who complain “Wall Street capital is here to harvest the chives,” but quickly increase their MSBT holdings—after all, who would refuse money? In short, Morgan Stanley’s move signals a full “capture” of the crypto market by traditional finance. $700 million is not the end, but the beginning of massive Wall Street capital flowing into Bitcoin. Next, it’s up to BlackRock and Fidelity to respond—fee wars, channel battles, resource contests will follow one after another. Ordinary investors, just sit back and watch this annual “Wall Street vs. crypto scene”—who will be the last to laugh?