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At the start of this year, amid high geopolitical tension, dedollarization emerges as a strong signal of a global monetary shift. Once relegated to the background of economic debate, this dynamic is intensifying as confidence in the stability of the United States erodes. The dollar's share in global reserves is slowly but surely declining, a trend closely watched by markets and feared by strategists. Behind this retreat, the international monetary order may be entering a phase of reorganization.

What if the dollar wavered under the weight of its own contradictions? Larry Fink, CEO of BlackRock, the global asset management giant, issues a striking warning: Bitcoin could supplant the American dollar as the world's benchmark currency. This prophecy, far from being isolated, is set against a backdrop of growing distrust towards the greenback. Between the explosive debt of the United States and the meteoric rise of cryptocurrencies, the global financial landscape is undergoing a transformation.

BlackRock launches its iShares Bitcoin ETP, a bold bet on a hesitant European market. Will BTC finally establish itself against traditional assets?

The world of crypto continues to blur the lines with traditional finance. This time, it's BlackRock making a media splash by integrating Solana into its tokenized monetary fund, BUIDL. This decision is not just a simple technical adjustment, but a strong signal: blockchain is no longer a marginal experiment. It is becoming the backbone of a financial revolution in progress.

Ethereum is once again in the spotlight. While its price flirts with a decisive technical level, indicators point to a possible rebound of 65%. In the shadows, BlackRock is massively increasing its exposure to ETH, surpassing one billion dollars in assets. This dual technical and institutional dynamic is repositioning Ethereum at the heart of bullish speculation.

Against all odds, BlackRock, the global asset management giant, is shaking up conventional wisdom about Bitcoin. While cryptocurrencies are often associated with volatility and risk, Robert Mitchnick, head of digital assets at BlackRock, debunks this narrative. In a context where Bitcoin has lost 20% of its value since its peak at the end of 2023, his recent statements on CNBC resonate like a bold advocacy. Why does a traditional institution defend such a disruptive vision? The answer lies in a subtle strategy and a deep understanding of market evolution.

Ethereum ETFs pave the way for broader institutional adoption, but remain incomplete. According to Robbie Mitchnick of BlackRock, their main drawback lies in the absence of staking, a pillar of yield on Ethereum. This lack could limit their competitiveness against direct investment strategies, calling into question their ability to meet the expectations of professional investors.

Money migrates, silent and methodical. Wall Street, once untouchable, sees its throne wobble under the hurried steps of investors, captivated by a Europe shining with trillions.

The traditional financial industry and the crypto sector continue to intersect, and every move of Wall Street giants is scrutinized closely. Indeed, the announcement of BlackRock's return to the bitcoin (BTC) market with a $25 million investment has not gone unnoticed.

Larry Fink sounds the alarm: Bitcoin could lead to a major crisis. Discover his full analysis in this article!

The BlackRock behemoth is walking a tightrope: a net of Bitcoin in its portfolio, 2% of audacity, a breeze of panic among the maximalists. Who will give in first?

A dried-up river of euros, a shaken financial fortress: the Bundesbank wavers, its gold evaporates, while Merz inherits a throne without treasure, a kingdom in doubt.

BlackRock's Bitcoin ETF now dominates the market with over 50% of assets under management, solidifying its leadership position among ETF issuers in the United States. This dynamic comes as Bitcoin ETFs experience three consecutive days of withdrawals, testing the resilience of BTC.

Bitcoin, long the absolute master, looks helpless as Ethereum steals the spotlight: 793 million injected against 407 million, a Trafalgar blow to the ETP market.

Traditional finance and bitcoin are continuing to draw closer. Following the resounding success of its Bitcoin ETF IBIT in the United States, BlackRock, the world's largest asset manager, is preparing to take a new step: the launch of a Bitcoin Exchange Traded Product (ETP) in Europe. This fund, which will be domiciled in Switzerland, reflects the growing desire of financial institutions to establish a lasting presence in the crypto market. While the United States has seen Bitcoin ETFs capture more than $57 billion in assets in just a few months, this new product could change the European landscape. Why Switzerland rather than another country? What will be the effects on investors and the institutional adoption of bitcoin in Europe? These are all questions that arise as BlackRock accelerates its international offensive.

Between record figures and subtle strategies, BlackRock's Bitcoin ETF charts its course. The shine of the crypto beacon lights up finance.

The decree by Donald Trump and the repeal of the deadly accounting standard SAB 121 are very promising for bitcoin. Promise Kept Donald Trump promised that his government would stop putting obstacles in the way of bitcoin. This promise has been fulfilled with the decree “Strengthening…

Bitcoin, this $100,000 digital mirage, attracts Morgan Stanley into a dance where profits skyrocket and sanctions loom.

Fears related to the devaluation of national currencies are gaining new momentum following an important statement by Larry Fink, CEO of BlackRock, at the World Economic Forum in Davos. In fact, the leader of the world's largest asset manager mentioned the possibility of Bitcoin reaching $700,000, driven by increasing institutional adoption. In his view, this cryptocurrency offers protection against economic and political instability. In a context of rising inflation and increasing distrust of traditional currencies, this prediction raises questions about the future of cryptocurrencies and their role in the global financial system.

XRP, the shooting star of the crypto market, surpasses BlackRock, shakes up Bitcoin, and excites an army of speculators hungry for uncharted peaks.

The beginning of 2025 marks a historic turning point for Bitcoin. Technical indicators are looking positive, institutional investors are flocking in massively via ETFs, and macroeconomic prospects are improving. Now, the scenario of $500,000 is highly probable in 2025.

Bitcoin has risen by 120% in 2024, significantly outperforming other major asset classes. 2025 is shaping up to be another exceptional year.

Like beacons in the crypto night, American ETFs illuminate the path for Bitcoin towards dizzying heights. The oracles whisper: $200,000, and perhaps more!

In December 2024, BlackRock's Bitcoin (BTC) exchange-traded funds (ETFs) recorded new record net outflows reaching 188 million dollars! Meanwhile, Ethereum (ETH) ETFs attracted over 2.5 billion dollars in net inflows. This trend marks a notable shift in the preferences of institutional investors.

In the tumultuous arena of crypto, the bloodless Bitcoin ETFs find an unexpected resurgence after Christmas, like a benevolent wink from Santa Claus.

BlackRock's Bitcoin ETF is going through a tumultuous period marked by unprecedented capital outflows. The asset management giant recorded its largest daily outflow on December 24, contributing to a downward trend that has seen U.S. Bitcoin ETFs collectively lose over $1.5 billion in just four days.

L'ETF Bitcoin de BlackRock traverse une période tumultueuse marquée par des sorties de capitaux sans précédent. Le géant de la gestion d'actifs a enregistré sa plus grande sortie quotidienne le 24 décembre, poursuivant une tendance baissière qui a vu les ETF Bitcoin américains perdre collectivement plus de 1,5 milliard de dollars en seulement quatre jours.

BlackRock's Bitcoin ETF is undergoing a tumultuous period marked by unprecedented capital outflows. The asset management giant recorded its largest daily outflow on December 24, in a bearish trend that has seen U.S. Bitcoin ETFs collectively lose over $1.5 billion in just four days.