Blackrock soon to buy more #Bitcoin #ETH



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PhishSiteScreenshotter
· 15h ago
BlackRock, such a “mega-cap” continuing to steadily add to its Bitcoin and Ethereum positions, suggests that traditional finance’s recognition of crypto assets is becoming increasingly strong. In the long run, this is a major positive; while there may be volatility in the short term, the direction is clear.
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CrabTrader
· 19h ago
Institutions keep buying continuously, while retail investors are still waiting and watching—history always repeats itself.
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LiquidityProviderX
· 19h ago
It’s not news anymore that BlackRock is buying Bitcoin—the real question is what their buying of Ethereum implies. It could be a plan to position themselves across the entire crypto ecosystem, not just “digital gold,” but also smart contract platforms.
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MemeArcheologist
· 20h ago
Hurry up and get on board—don’t wait.
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RateHound
· 20h ago
Does anyone know exactly how much BlackRock bought? Is this news true or false?
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StopLossDiver
· 20h ago
After Grayscale comes BlackRock—who’s next?
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RarityMatters
· 20h ago
Every time this kind of news comes out, the market will see a wave of speculation, but real long-term holders don’t care about short-term fluctuations. BlackRock buying it shows they’re bullish on the future—us small investors can just tag along and enjoy the leftovers.
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BlueChipSeeder
· 20h ago
BlackRock is getting in—are we about to see a bull market?
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GasGobbler
· 20h ago
Honestly, BlackRock buying Bitcoin and Ethereum has a big boost to market sentiment, but don’t forget they may also indirectly hold them through futures or ETFs—its real impact depends on the size of the funds. In any case, this is a positive signal.
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ZenLeek
· 20h ago
Cryptocurrencies are gradually becoming part of mainstream asset allocation; BlackRock is just getting the ball rolling, and more institutions will follow in the future.
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