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BlackRock approaches 3 billion dollars of tokenized blockchain assets. The financial giant now manages 2.93 billion dollars onchain, with Ethereum leading at 1.1 billion. This milestone confirms that institutional crypto is no longer limited to bitcoin ETFs: it is also settling into money market funds, Treasury bonds, and liquidity management.

While institutional investors’ confidence wavered amid significant volatility, Bitcoin and Ether ETFs have just recorded their first positive weekly trend reversal since May. This crucial rebound breaks a prolonged capitulation phase. Moreover, it serves as a barometer to measure the real appetite of traditional finance.

The crypto market has just crossed a symbolic threshold, but this resurgence of confidence masks a much more fragile reality. While crypto ETFs were supposed to sustainably establish institutional capital in the market, their latest financial reports reveal weaknesses that question the strength of this dynamic. This observation comes at a pivotal moment, where Federal Reserve decisions and US macroeconomic uncertainties continue to guide global flows. A combination that could weigh on the trajectory of these assets in the coming months.

The institutional investment vehicle market has just received a major warning signal, demonstrating that a single arbitrage by a giant can disrupt the entire capital flow of an industry. While crypto-backed financial products seemed to stabilize approaching the half-year close, a wave of massive withdrawals shook the listed index funds, calling into question the short-term resilience of institutional demand.

Bitcoin ETFs suffered $1.79B in withdrawals in one week. Analysis of the causes, consequences, and scenarios to watch.

Bitcoin ETFs show a negative result of $68M despite combined inflows of $121M from Ark Invest and Fidelity. Full analysis.

At Wall Street, the era of massive crypto rise within institutions is undergoing its first real regulatory and financial scrutiny. After several months of continuous euphoria, the most followed investment vehicles in traditional finance are facing a historic halt, reversing short-term balances in the crypto market. The US spot Bitcoin ETFs, once rally drivers, are now fully experiencing the arbitrage of much more cautious institutional players. This downward trend marks a major break, both due to the astronomical amounts withdrawn and the speed at which market sentiment has reversed.

The unimaginable was accomplished by BlackRock's Bitcoin ETF (IBIT): drawing Bitcoiners to Wall Street without arousing suspicion. How did the financial behemoth pull off this brilliant move, combining clever strategy with discreet conversion? You'll be surprised by the response.

BlackRock has just launched BITA on Nasdaq today, a Bitcoin ETF targeting 15 to 25% annual yield via a covered-call strategy on IBIT. All the details here!

Crypto ETFs are taking on water but not sinking. BlackRock is raising the sails while the small ships return to port. Strange navigation.

SpaceX takes off on the stock market with 75 billion in the holds. BlackRock reserves its cabin for 5 billion. But does Musk's rocket really have the engines to go that high?

Fortune magazine published its first Crypto 100 ranking on June 11, covering 3,000 companies divided into ten categories. BlackRock and Hyperliquid stand out as the big winners, each in a very different register. Does this ranking really say anything about the state of the sector, or does it mainly reflect the institutional push that has been reshaping crypto since 2024?

BlackRock is about to launch $BITA, its brand new Bitcoin ETF focused on passive income (Covered-Calls). We explain how this product will change the game for the crypto market.

While Trump plays the tough guy, BlackRock senses trouble. Oil, inflation, bitcoin: the trilogy that can blow everything up.

Texas will transfer its strategic bitcoin reserve out of BlackRock's IBIT ETF to switch to direct on-chain custody. The state issued an official tender on May 7 to recruit an institutional custodian capable of executing this switch within 60 days.

BlackRock sold 1.01 billion dollars worth of bitcoin via IBIT in five sessions, but this move does not necessarily mean that the American giant is turning its back on BTC. It mainly reveals a wave of buybacks by investors in its spot ETF, at a time when former remarks by Larry Fink on cryptos are resurfacing and clouding the market reading.

Bitcoin has just surprised the crypto market. Despite over 2 billion dollars in outflows from spot Bitcoin ETFs, BTC rebounded above $77,000. A signal that could change the institutional market's perspective.

In a single day, Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs lost more than 735 million dollars. BlackRock alone saw $448M flee from IBIT. Here's why it should alert crypto investors!

Tokenization is reaching a new level. Standard Chartered predicts nearly $4 trillion worth of assets could land on the blockchain by 2028, driven by stablecoins and real-world assets. A forecast that speaks as much about the future of crypto as it does about the deep transformation of traditional finance.

The crypto ETF market is beginning to reveal an unexpected rift among the world's largest financial institutions. On one side, some sovereign investors are aggressively increasing their bitcoin positions. On the other, Harvard has just drastically reduced its exposure to BlackRock Bitcoin ETFs while fully liquidating its Ethereum position. The latest documents submitted to the SEC show a major strategic shift by the prestigious American endowment fund, at the very moment Wall Street is still trying to define its true approach to cryptos.

While Brussels is still polishing its regulatory chessboard, American stablecoins are already taking the global digital pot. Tether moves like an uncontrollable queen, BlackRock quietly places its rooks, and the euro watches the game from the edge of the board, a few moves behind.

Ethereum was still parading under the neon lights of Wall Street. Then the ETFs emptied like a poorly guarded safe. Harvard drops its jewels, BlackRock grits its teeth, and crypto suddenly discovers much less romantic investors.

BlackRock shakes the crypto market with a $287 million Bitcoin deposit on Coinbase. Massive sale or tactical move? Between ETF drops and BTC rebound, discover the stakes shaking investors.

BlackRock pushes further its offensive in tokenization. The American giant is preparing a reserve fund for stablecoins and an onchain share class linked to a 6.9 billion dollar money market fund. The message is clear: traditional finance now wants to occupy blockchain territory before crypto players lock up this market alone.

Bitcoin ETFs recorded $532M in net inflows in a single day and $2.44B in April. Institutions are accumulating. Analysis.

Bitcoin ETFs limp on Monday, breathe on Friday, then thank BlackRock. The crypto market, a caffeine-fueled chameleon, still hesitates between a true recovery and a balancing act.

Bitcoin ETFs are leaking cash like a cracked safe, while crypto stiffens nervously, squeezed between expensive oil, jittery markets, and investors quietly switching horses mid-race without warning.

The bitcoin market is changing dimension. Indeed, BlackRock's ETF has just surpassed a historic player in crypto derivatives, marking a turning point in the sector's organization. This surpassing is not just a simple record, but reflects a rapid advancement of regulated markets compared to offshore platforms. This evolution redefines the balances and confirms bitcoin's anchoring in traditional finance.