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Blackrock, the world’s largest asset manager, backed the CLARITY Act as the Senate races against its legislative calendar, putting Wall Street’s support behind the landmark crypto market structure bill as lawmakers face mounting pressure to advance it. Key Takeaways Blackrock described the CLARITY Act as a framework supporting innovation and investor protection. Senate leaders are

BlackRock, Ford Motor Co., Google and Carhartt on July 21 launched the Alliance for America's Skilled Trades, a national coalition aimed at expanding workforce training amid labor shortages affecting infrastructure, energy and manufacturing. The coalition extends a series of company-led workforce initiatives launched earlier this year, including BlackRock's $100-million Future Builders program in March and

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BlackRock's IBIT reaches 806,700 BTC worth $63.7 billion, setting a new all-time high for the spot Bitcoin ETF. The post BlackRock Bitcoin ETF Holdings Hit Record 806,700 BTC Worth $63.7 Billion appeared first on BeInCrypto...

The recent Bitcoin crash has hit BlackRock ETF investors much harder than many expected. The average IBIT investor is now down nearly 40%, and panic selling pushed $1.79 billion out of U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs. This made it the second biggest weekly withdrawals since the funds launched. BlackRock Bitcoin ETF Investor Falls Into 40% Loss

BlackRock has updated its regulatory filing for a new Bitcoin Premium Income ETF, signaling an imminent launch that intensifies a Wall Street race against Goldman Sachs Group to capture yield-seeking digital asset investors. On June 10, the world's largest asset manager submitted an updated prospectus to the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) for the iShares

Inflows into U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs surged Thursday, led by BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust, which pulled in $269.3 million, its strongest single-day performance in five weeks. The move followed a period of volatility tied to geopolitical tensions and reversed two straight days of net outflows across the sector. In total, the 12 U.S. spot Bitcoin

Bitcoin ETFs snapped back into positive territory on Thursday with $131 million in fresh inflows, signaling a renewed wave of institutional demand after two difficult sessions. Ether ETFs, however, remained under pressure with a fourth consecutive day of outflows, while XRP and solana products continued to attract steady capital. Key Takeaways Bitcoin ETFs added $131.31M