Bitcoin's having a great April so far.
Bitcoin hits $75,000 and financial institutions are continuing their move into digital assets.
Morgan Stanley launched its Bitcoin ETF, while Charles Schwab plans to launch digital asset products for its customers soon.
Bitcoin ETFs recorded $1.32 billion in inflows in March.
Geopolitical tensions are always a stress test for Bitcoin.
For the longest time, it was unclear how U.S. regulatory bodies treat digital assets. But that's over now.
Financial institutions are working on pushing out more and more digital asset products.
This week, we have exciting news from Kraken, and things are looking brighter again for spot Bitcoin ETFs.
Wall Street loves Bitcoin.
While retail investors seem unsure about investing in digital assets right now, major institutions are acting.
Bitcoin traded below $70,000 this week, but a JPM analyst says that at these levels, BTC looks attractive relative to gold.
President Trump has proposed a successor for Jerome Powell, while more retail investors will soon be able to buy Bitcoin exchange-traded products in Germany.
