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TLDR BlackRock is planning to tokenize exchange-traded funds (ETFs) following the success of its Bitcoin ETF. The firm aims to bring ETFs tied to real-world assets such as stocks onto the blockchain. BlackRock’s move builds on its previous success with the iShares Bitcoin ETF and the BlackRock USD Institutional Digital Liquidity Fund. CEO Larry Fink

Ripple has confirmed that BlackRock’s Director of Digital Assets, Maxwell Stein, will join SWELL 2025, Ripple’s annual crypto conference. Among the top leaders from the crypto industry, Stein will share his views on “the transformative influence of tokenized assets on the landscape of capital markets.” Could this be a hint to BlackRock’s XRP ETF? BlackRock’s

The world’s largest asset manager, BlackRock, has notably been on a Bitcoin selling spree throughout this week, triggering a wave of sell-offs in the process. These sales have occurred due to the outflows that the asset manager has witnessed from its BTC ETF .  BlackRock Dumps Around $500 Million In Bitcoin Arkham data shows that

TLDR BlackRock’s IBIT recorded $3.85 billion in net inflows during June 2025. IBIT’s total cumulative net inflow has now reached $54.42 billion. Grayscale’s GBTC saw a net outflow of $34.8 million in June, its lowest since launch. Spot Bitcoin ETFs collectively recorded $4.60 billion in net inflows in June. The total monthly trading volume for

BlackRock steps up its crypto game. The world’s largest asset manager snaps up 4,225 BTC and 113,586 ETH in one decisive move. The Bitcoin haul is worth $499 million. Ethereum adds $406 million to the tally. This marks a turning point. Institutional demand for top‑tier digital assets just went mainstream. BlackRock secures 4,225 BTC. That equals about $499 million at today’s

BlackRock just reminded investors that Bitcoin’s cryptographic backbone isn’t immune to the future.  In a freshly amended filing for its iShares Bitcoin Trust, the asset management giant expanded its risk disclosures to include more explicit warnings about quantum computing and other advanced mathematical breakthroughs.  The updated language outlines how future leaps in technology could potentially

Regulation Home » Regulation » BlackRock expands quantum risk disclosure in amended Bitcoin ETF filing by Vivian Nguyen May. 10, 2025 A number of blockchain and crypto projects are already working toward quantum-resistant protocols. Photo: AI/ Crypto Briefing Key Takeaways BlackRock expanded its risk disclosures regarding quantum computing threats in its amended Bitcoin ETF filing.

TLDR BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) has seen 16 consecutive days of inflows IBIT has accumulated approximately $4.7 billion since April 9 Bitcoin briefly topped $97,500 on May 7 before settling around $96,538 New Hampshire became the first US state to pass strategic Bitcoin reserve legislation BattleShares has filed for four new ETFs combining Bitcoin