Investors in BlackRock iShares Bitcoin Trust pulled out a record $420 million from the fund in a day as Bitcoin sunk to yearly lows. BlackRock’s spot Bitcoin ETF (IBIT) shed 5,0
The world’s largest asset manager BlackRock has added bitcoin into its $150 billion model-portfolio for the first
BlackRock was trending heavily on X on Friday, February 28, as Bitcoin's price plummeted below the $80,000 mark.
Asset manager BlackRock’s (BLK) leading iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) has seen a record one-day outflow of $418.1 million as the selloff in
Flowdesk, a Paris-based fintech in the crypto space, has finalized a $102 million financing round with venture capital firm HV Capital and asset manager Bitcoin to $TRUMP can be fulfilled at all times.
Trading volume in BlackRock’s (BLK) leading spot Bitcoin (BTC) exchange-traded fund (ETF) has reached its highest level since the U.S.
Persistent volatility continues to grip the crypto market ahead of President Donald Trump's much-anticipated summit. This Friday, White House artificial intelligence and cryptocurrency czar David Sacks is set to lead a pioneering Trump-hosted summit on crypto. Investors no doubt will be on alert for further details on the crypto reserve plan.
The largest asset manager in the world says there is not enough Bitcoin (BTC) to meet the demand from American billionaires.
BlackRock has deposited 5,100 Bitcoin worth $441.88M and 30,280 $ETH worth $71.85M in a series of transactions into Coinbase Prime. The transactions have sparked liquidation concerns among investors and crypto traders.
On-chain data has indicated that Bitcoin held in exchanges has dropped to a multi-year low of a little over 2.45 million BTC as of March 5. The decreasing reserves have reached the lowest level since 2022,