Data: 129 million STG tokens transferred out from Alameda Research, worth approximately $24.29 million

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

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

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.

Japan-compliant stablecoin JPYC: 6-month trading volume reaches $137 million, with Polygon accounting for 66%

Gate News message: As of April 9, Japan-compliant stablecoin JPYC has reached a total trading volume of $137 million since the end of October last year. Of this, Polygon leads with $90.4 million, accounting for 66%, Avalanche has a trading volume of $26.4 million, and Ethereum has $19.7 million. In addition, Polygon’s founder confirmed that Japanese physical retail stores have supported offline payments for JPYC on the Polygon network.

Wall Street Bank’s First! Morgan Stanley’s Bitcoin ETF is about to be listed—low fees versus BlackRock

Morgan Stanley plans to launch its first spot Bitcoin ETF, “MSBT,” on April 8 on the NYSE Arca. The annual management fee rate is 0.14%, which is lower than its competitors. This move marks that Wall Street banks have officially entered the crypto asset market, and it could attract capital through their massive wealth management customer base. When the ETF is listed, market fund inflows rebound, indicating that demand for the ETF has not diminished. With more traditional financial institutions entering the space, crypto assets are becoming a standardized investment vehicle.

Exodus Movement discloses its digital asset holdings for the end of March, with BTC rising to 628 units

Gate News message: On April 9, the publicly listed self-custody crypto company Exodus Movement in the U.S. stock market released updated data on its digital asset holdings as of March 31. The company’s Bitcoin holdings increased to 628 BTC, a net gain of 18 BTC over the month; Ethereum holdings increased to 1,857 ETH, a net gain of 17 ETH over the month; and Solana holdings increased to 17,541 SOL, a net gain of 1,847 SOL over the month. (Globenewswire)