
Major crypto exchanges have started to accept BlackRock’s tokenized market fund for collateral.
Major crypto exchanges have started to accept BlackRock’s tokenized market fund for collateral.
BlackRock’s spot Bitcoin exchange-traded fund has been on fire as institutional investors continue to load up on BTC.
Despite exiting its position on BlackRock’s IBIT, the agency still holds over $34 million in Coinbase, Robinhood, and Marathon Digital shares.
Bitcoin ETFs now rank among top 6 U.S. fund flows despite modest returns, with analysts predicting triple gold’s AUM within 5 years.
BlackRock’s IBIT smashes through 600K BTC milestone, now holding three times more Bitcoin than second-place Fidelity.
The asset manager is delving deeper into real-world asset tokenization, which could be a boon for Ethereum.
IBIT was the only BTC ETF yesterday in the green, but what a green it was.