Morgan Stanley clocked $10.8 million in daily inflows for its Bitcoin ETF, per data from Farside Investors. This move underscores growing Wall Street appetite for BTC, especially as spot ETFs continue drawing capital after last year's regulatory green lights, boosting liquidity in a market eyeing BTC price prediction highs amid volatile crypto market crash recoveries.

Zooming into the 4-hour BTC chart, price action at $75,366.07 holds a bullish structure with the 50-EMA at $74,848.09 acting as immediate support and the 200-EMA at $72,142.83 reinforcing longer-term floors. Yet the MACD flashes a bearish death cross at 123.74, clashing with neutral RSI at 49.31, while price trades snug inside Bollinger Bands—upper resistance at $76,687.04 caps upside exhaustion and lower support at $74,224.29 offers a cushion. Confluence here screams caution: expect a probe toward that 50-EMA before bulls regroup, mirroring the chop we saw in late 2025 when similar setups preceded sharp rebounds, potentially tying into broader hype around assets like TAO in the AI-crypto nexus.