Trump may use Bitcoin as US reserve asset on ‘day one’ — How high will BTC price go?
Trump’s potential executive order making Bitcoin a US reserve asset may drive a $20 billion BTC purchase in 2025. Go to Source
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Trump’s potential executive order making Bitcoin a US reserve asset may drive a $20 billion BTC purchase in 2025. Go to Source
Bitcoin could reach $180,000 by the end of 2025, the asset manager said. Go to Source
Blackrock has emphasized bitcoin’s growing portfolio significance, recommending a measured allocation strategy akin to mega-cap tech stocks. Bitcoin Meets the ‘Magnificent 7’: Blackrock’s Allocation Recommendation Blackrock Investment Institute (BII), a research division of Blackrock, the world’s largest asset manager, published a report titled “Sizing bitcoin in portfolios” on Thursday. The report examines bitcoin’s distinct characteristics, … Read more
The recommendation applies to investors who wish to hold Bitcoin, the asset manager said. Go to Source
Bitwise has predicted that in 2025, Bitcoin could hit $500,000, Coinbase will enter the S&P 500 and AI agents will drive the next “memecoin mania.” Go to Source
Over the past two weeks, spot Ether ETFs have clocked in more than $1.3 billion in inflows as the cryptocurrency rallied close to $4,000. Go to Source
On Monday, the 12 U.S. spot bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) attracted $353.67 million in inflows, with Blackrock’s IBIT taking the top spot. IBIT now boasts over 500,000 BTC, valued at $47.68 billion based on current exchange rates. Wall Street’s Bitcoin Bonanza: Blackrock Leads $353M ETF Influx The inflows to spot bitcoin ETFs and ether ETFs … Read more
BlackRock’s IBIT now holds 2.38% of all Bitcoin, with its latest filing showing it has 500,380 BTC on its books. Go to Source
Token holders can mint deUSD against BUIDL, BlackRock’s onchain money fund, and swap on Curve, a popular DEX. Go to Source
Pantera is now up more than 130,000% from its first Bitcoin purchase back in July 2013. Go to Source