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John Haar discusses the significance of major institutions like Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs entering Bitcoin, noting that institutional participation was largely absent during Bitcoin’s difficult 2022 drawdown of roughly 70% peak-to-trough. It compares that to a more recent drop of about 50% and argues this may be the largest drawdown going forward. SWAN’s view is that Bitcoin likely bottomed around $60K, with the $60–$65K range serving as a floor, partly due to institutional adoption. The script highlights that Morgan Stanley historically hasn’t launched many internal ETFs and relied on acquiring Eaton Vance for its ETF platform, so its decision to create and launch a Bitcoin ETF suggests it expects its large client base to allocate to Bitcoin persistently. 00:00 Institutions Enter Bitcoin 00:10 Remembering the 2022 Crash 00:19 Today’s Drawdown Outlook 00:30 SWAN’s 60K Floor Thesis 00:42 Why Morgan Stanley ETF Matters 01:01 Client Demand Drives Allocation
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