BlackRock hat seit Anfang 2026 Kryptowährungen im Wert von über 10 Milliarden US-Dollar abgestoßen
https://finbold.com/blackrock-has-dumped-over-10-billion-worth-of-crypto-since-the-start-of-2026/
BlackRock hat seit Anfang 2026 Kryptowährungen im Wert von über 10 Milliarden US-Dollar abgestoßen
https://finbold.com/blackrock-has-dumped-over-10-billion-worth-of-crypto-since-the-start-of-2026/
13 Kommentare
You mean Blackrock’s IBIT ETF customers sold shares and BlackRock had to sell BTC to rebalance.
https://www.blackrock.com/us/individual/products/333011/ishares-bitcoin-trust-etf
Its not Blackrock – those are outflows from ETFs therefore retail has sold. Weak hands gonna be weak, what else is there to say
that’s their customers selling pressure
tldr; BlackRock, the world’s largest asset manager, has reduced its cryptocurrency holdings by over $10 billion since the start of 2026, with Bitcoin and Ethereum accounting for the majority of the outflows. The firm’s net digital asset exposure dropped from $78.36 billion to $68.06 billion, influenced by declining crypto prices. While BlackRock shed significant amounts of BTC and ETH, the reduction is partly tied to the broader crypto market slump rather than outright sales. Comparatively, BlackRock increased its holdings in early 2025 during a market uptick.
*This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.
BlackRock customers have the best strat, buy high sell low !
The article contradicts itself and the headline. The actual outflows are much smaller and most of this figure represents the decline in value.
I would want to see primary sources and filings before trusting that headline especially with the unreliable tag on it
replace blackrock with ppl panic selling their blackrock crypto etfs
Another fear mongering, misleading title. Just another day in crypto.
No, that cant be true. Institutions are loading up and so should we.
If you have a job and an emergency fund, you should not worry about market volatility. Not sure why so many people here act like children who broke their Star Wars toys at Christmas time
You mean it’s bad for huge corporations to own a large amount of the supply of a coin? Shocker.
Another reason to buy Blackrock. This stock reminds me of a giant ETF