BlackRock adds Bitcoin ETF into model portfolios with a 1%-2% allocation
BlackRock's inclusion of Bitcoin in its portfolios signals growing institutional acceptance, potentially stabilizing and legitimizing the crypto market. The post BlackRock adds Bitcoin ETF into model portfolios with a 1%...
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BlackRock's inclusion of Bitcoin in its portfolios signals growing institutional acceptance, potentially stabilizing and legitimizing the crypto market.
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