BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) has set a historic milestone, surpassing the mark of $70 billion in assets under management (AUM), in just short of
Something’s brewing on-chain, and if you’re paying attention, it’s hard to ignore. BlackRock — yeah, that BlackRock — just scooped up over $50 million worth
BlackRock may invest $600M to acquire 10% of Circle, the USDC issuer. Here’s why this matters for stablecoins, DeFi infrastructure, and the future of institutional
Bitcoin ETFs are building momentum while the digital asset reaches new highs. BlackRock’s IBIT closed May 21st with an impressive $530 million in inflows, the
BlackRock dominates, adding 3,636 BTC yesterday, a record 10,249 BTC on Monday, and over 19,000 BTC since the start of the week. Meanwhile, other issuers,
Blackrock bought 796 BTC after Trump tariffs and markets declined and Jerome Powell’s speech about possible interest rate cuts but with rising inflation and economic
Blockchain-based prediction platform “Polymarket” poll regarding the likelihood of an XRP ETF happening in 2025 has seen a significant spike, jumping to 87% “yes” on
Blackrock has made several large purchases, yesterday buying 477 BTC and an even larger purchase of 1250 BTC today. The amount of purchases in just
BlackRock, the world’s largest asset manager and the force behind the U.S.’s biggest spot Bitcoin ETF (IBIT), is now bringing a Bitcoin exchange-traded product (ETP)
BlackRock, the world’s largest asset manager, overseeing over $11.5 trillion in assets, has just acquired more Bitcoin. According to a report from Arkham Intelligence, Blackrock
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