the increasingly fractious world and increasing changes to the global monetary order have opened

up a space for Bitcoin. And if Bitcoin could be both a store of value and a actual currency,

then the price targets we've been talking about, and a bitwise, we've been talking about,

you know, $1.3 million by 2035. I think you have to ratchet that up, maybe another million

dollar increment because that's a huge addressable market. Markets move fast. Crypto moves faster.

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Matt Hogan, welcome to Market's Outlook. Thanks for having me. Of course, thanks for being here now.

We're going to talk about Bitcoin and Avalanche in just a bit.

Some big news that I'm watching this morning is Morgan Stanley's Bitcoin ETF being the most successful ETF launch for the bank ever.

Curious what you're watching.

What are you keeping your eye on?

Yeah, it tells us a repeat of the story that we've known,

which is when you provide easy, low-cost exposure to Bitcoin in an ETF wrapper,

people are excited about it.

It's one more data point that convinces me that the wave of institutional capital

coming into Bitcoin is just going to build from here, right?

Did we need another Bitcoin ETF?

People wondered, it turns out the answer is yes.

I think there's a nearly insatiable long-term appetite for exposure to Bitcoin and institutional

portfolios.

I expect Morgan Stanley's product to be successful.

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