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Blackrock may be preparing to expand its crypto ETF lineup with spot funds for XRP and Solana, according to ETF expert Nate Geraci. The prediction comes as institutional interest in alternative crypto assets heats up and the race for market share intensifies.

SEC’s recent move to raise options limits for Bitcoin ETFs may strengthen BlackRock’s market position and attract more investors.

Larry Fink, CEO of BlackRock, recently published a revealing article in the Financial Times about his vision of "globalization 2.0." This new approach aims to direct citizens' savings towards investments in local infrastructure, under the guidance of asset managers like BlackRock.

This week, BlackRock's Ethereum ETF (ETHA) recorded more capital inflows than its Bitcoin counterpart (IBIT), reversing a well-established trend. Institutional investors, who were once focused on the queen of cryptos, now seem to be turning towards an Ethereum seen as more promising, more profitable... and increasingly indispensable.

It’s been a full year since spot Ethereum ETFs went live in the U.S., and the market is celebrating with a strong streak of inflows and bullish sentiment. Despite being overshadowed by Bitcoin ETFs, these funds have quietly carved out a substantial presence.

New record for BlackRock: its Ethereum ETF climbs to $10 billion in 251 days. All the details in this article!

Ether ETFs have just dethroned Bitcoin ETFs by recording $602 million in inflows in a single day, compared to $523 million for BTC. This record day, when crypto ETFs attracted $1.1 billion, reflects strong confidence from major financial players, who see ETFs as a secure and regulated way to expose their portfolios to the crypto sector.

Crypto ETPs are breaking records in flows and assets. We deliver all the details in this article!

Bitcoin is breaking records and flirting with the ballot boxes: between the crypto-seducer Trump and greedy ETFs, the rebellious currency is making its way into the plush lounges of Wall Street.

While the little ones toil to mine, BlackRock quietly rakes in millions of Ethereum. Centralization, you say? What if the crypto revolution changed owners…

In just a year and a half since the launch of the first U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs, institutional investors have poured over $50 billion into crypto through regulated financial products. The message is clear: Bitcoin is going mainstream, and it's happening fast.

When ETFs fill up like broken pockets and bitcoin breaks through the ceiling, traditional markets wonder: have cryptos become acceptable to the suit-and-tie crowd?

According to data from Token Terminal, over $6 billion worth of tokenized assets now live on the Ethereum blockchain. That’s not theoretical DeFi liquidity, but real-world funds, from some powerful names in global finance.

While crypto ETFs are hitting record highs, volumes are evaporating. Blackrock and Fidelity are leading the influx, but the market seems to be holding its breath. Boom on the surface, empty underneath?

Ethereum is stumbling, ETFs are exploding, big holders are accumulating, and retail is asleep. What if Ethereum's crypto is quietly preparing for a major upheaval? Here's a behind-the-scenes look.

When bitcoin ETFs are making numbers like never before, investors are jigging while Wall Street rediscovers crypto, their eyes fixed on curves that rise steadily.

While Bitcoin struts its stuff, Ethereum is digging its furrow. Discreet but robust ETFs, stealthy rebalances, rock-bottom fees... what if the little brother became the darling of the big wallets?

The investment giant BlackRock surprised the crypto market by resuming its massive purchases of Ethereum, just 24 hours after making a spectacular sale of over 8,000 ETH. Why this sudden turnaround?

BlackRock dominates Bitcoin ETFs with $69.7 billion. We provide all the details in this article!

The crypto market attracts $1.9 billion in a week. Should we ride the wave or be cautious? Discover the key figures in this article!

Saylor assures us: the crypto winter is over. But when Bitcoin climbs to new heights, who picks up the shovels, and above all… who sells the picks?

In May, cryptos are surging, RWAs are skyrocketing, and Binance declares: "All is well." But behind the numbers, a creeping tokenization is quietly disrupting traditional finance…

When Michael Saylor proposes to Apple to exchange its shares for bitcoin, it's not a joke... or maybe a crypto revolution wrapped in an iPhone, who knows?

As the U.S. federal debt has just crossed the staggering threshold of $36 trillion, Larry Fink, CEO of BlackRock, warns: without a significant rebound in growth, the world's most powerful economy risks hitting a fiscal wall. Behind this alert lies an explosive equation involving chronic deficits, political inertia, and increased dependence on foreign investors.

On Thursday, June 6, the asset management giant experienced a record withdrawal of $130.49 million from its Bitcoin spot ETF IBIT, the largest since its launch in January. This shock was enough to drag the entire Bitcoin ETF market into the red for the second consecutive session, raising doubts about the institutional momentum that had been supporting these bitcoin-backed investment vehicles.

On June 5, BlackRock did nothing. Not a dollar, not a movement, not even a shiver. Its Bitcoin ETF, IBIT, which until now had been a war machine for incoming capital, remained frozen. And this is not trivial. In a market where immobility is often more concerning than panic, this inaction is worth much more than just a simple zero. While others are bleeding, BlackRock stands still. And in this gesture, there may be more strategy than lethargy.

As cryptocurrencies attract more and more institutional investors, BlackRock has marked a turning point with the acquisition of $48.4 million in Ethereum (ETH). This operation, involving a significant amount of ETH, underscores BlackRock's confidence in the future of Ethereum, as well as the growing influence of institutional players in the blockchain ecosystem. Such an investment demonstrates the evolution of investment strategies and the increasing appeal of cryptocurrencies beyond Bitcoin.

WisdomTree already has its ETF, but the SEC wants to rethink the rules. Bitcoin in-kind? Possible. Behind this step towards innovation, the agency is sharpening its tools to maintain control.