
BlackRock’s IBIT Absorbs 77% of June Bitcoin ETF Outflows Amid Market Sell-Off
TL;DR IBIT concentrated most of the pressure in June, absorbing around $3.3Bn, which equals roughly 77% of total US Bitcoin ETF outflows of $4.3Bn. The largest

TL;DR IBIT concentrated most of the pressure in June, absorbing around $3.3Bn, which equals roughly 77% of total US Bitcoin ETF outflows of $4.3Bn. The largest

TL;DR: Open USD is a new stablecoin backed by a consortium of more than 140 financial and crypto companies, including Visa, Mastercard and BlackRock. Partners can

TL;DR: The governance token of Ethena (ENA) registered an 8% increase in the last 24 hours after the strategic partnership with the asset manager was confirmed.

TL;DR BlackRock transferred 3,410 BTC and 5,132 ETH worth nearly $217 million to Coinbase Prime through multiple transactions detected on June 25. The move arrived during

TL;DR Bitcoin Outflows: Bitcoin ETFs saw $469.0 million in redemptions on June 24, with major issuers including BlackRock, Fidelity, ARK, Bitwise, and Grayscale all posting losses.
TL;DR: BlackRock recommended its financial advisors a Bitcoin allocation of between 1% and 2% as a complementary diversifier in long-term portfolios. The firm noted that this

TL;DR Bitcoin flows: Bitcoin ETFs saw $113.8 million in outflows on June 23, driven entirely by IBIT’s $182.0 million in redemptions, while several competing funds attracted

TL;DR BlackRock has emerged as the third-largest Bitcoin holder globally, with approximately 764,000 BTC linked to its spot Bitcoin ETF operations. The asset manager now ranks
TL;DR: Rick Rieder, BlackRock’s CIO, stated that Bitcoin will go “considerably higher,” though this scenario is a long-term projection. BlackRock bought over $38 million in Bitcoin
TL;DR: BlackRock will launch the iShares Bitcoin Premium Income ETF (BITA), designed to generate income from bitcoin’s volatility. The fund combines exposure to bitcoin’s price through
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