BR is not on the list of big corporate BTC/ETH holders for a reason.
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tldr; BlackRock, the world’s largest asset manager, has accumulated $158.6 million in Ethereum (ETH), bringing its total holdings to $4.45 billion, or 1.5% of all ETH in circulation. This move highlights rising institutional demand for Ethereum, with BlackRock leading ETF inflows and purchasing $1.5 billion in ETH over two months. Other institutions, like SharpLink Gaming and Bit Digital, are also increasing ETH holdings. Despite subdued price action, Ethereum’s ecosystem growth and institutional interest suggest potential for future upside.
*This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.
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It seems like this kind of thing could pose a threat to decentralization in the future
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OP, ask your AI: „What is an ETF?“
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Blackrock or the people who have invested in their ETF?
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Just another 48.5% and they’ll almost have as much as Vitalik 👍
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No they don’t.
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Bitcoin is now corporatized as the biggest holders are governments and corporations. Ethereum is becoming corporatized.
Dogecoin remains the people’s coin… oh wait that’s going to be corporatized too because Greedy Larry wants to own everything and wants you to own nothing
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Blackrock owns shit
*their customers
BR is not on the list of big corporate BTC/ETH holders for a reason.
tldr; BlackRock, the world’s largest asset manager, has accumulated $158.6 million in Ethereum (ETH), bringing its total holdings to $4.45 billion, or 1.5% of all ETH in circulation. This move highlights rising institutional demand for Ethereum, with BlackRock leading ETF inflows and purchasing $1.5 billion in ETH over two months. Other institutions, like SharpLink Gaming and Bit Digital, are also increasing ETH holdings. Despite subdued price action, Ethereum’s ecosystem growth and institutional interest suggest potential for future upside.
*This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.
It seems like this kind of thing could pose a threat to decentralization in the future
OP, ask your AI: „What is an ETF?“
Blackrock or the people who have invested in their ETF?
Just another 48.5% and they’ll almost have as much as Vitalik 👍
No they don’t.
Bitcoin is now corporatized as the biggest holders are governments and corporations. Ethereum is becoming corporatized.
Dogecoin remains the people’s coin… oh wait that’s going to be corporatized too because Greedy Larry wants to own everything and wants you to own nothing