BlackRock Bitcoin ETF inflows have resumed again amid institutional demand as BTC price crosses $100K milestone before Trump inauguration.

The financial world is undergoing a transformation as Bitcoin adoption shatters benchmarks set by the internet and mobile phones. As highlighted by BlackRock’s

BlackRock is tired of being lumped in with MicroStrategy when it comes to Bitcoin. The asset management titan wants the world to know it’s playing a different game.

Donald Trump, the self-styled bitcoin and crypto president, will reportedly issue several crypto-related executive orders on his first day back in the White

Options linked to BlackRock's spot bitcoin ETF (IBIT) began trading on Nov. 19 and have since grown to half the size of Deribit's BTC options market.

Pension funds are dipping their toes into buying bitcoin, in a sign that even typically staid corners of finance are finding it hard to ignore the potential outsized returns from cryptocurrencies.

That calculation is based on the roughly 6% of bitcoin’s total supply now locked up in a variety of ETFs. Similar performance by a LTC product would yield more than $500 million of inflows for the token, which has a similar Proof of Work consensus mechanism to that of BTC.

The iShares Bitcoin ETF now trades as IBIT (CAD) and IBIT.U (USD), offering Bitcoin exposure without the complexities of direct owners

BlackRock Inc experienced a year of exceptional growth in 2024, with $390 billion in net inflows into its exchange-traded funds.

BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust surges 110% as optimism grows over Trump-era deregulation and Bitcoin's continued rally.

There will be "absolutely" be better clarity on cryptocurrency regulation this year, BlackRock’s (NYSE:BLK) ETF chief said in an interview with CNBC, as "innovation is the story going forward." "There will be progress made on FIT21 (Financial Innovation and Technology for the 21st Century Act),