BlackRock ETF scoops up 3.25% of Bitcoin supply as ‘new money’ dries up
BlackRock’s ETF is nearing the $70 billion mark as Bitcoin transactions continue to be dominated by large investors.
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BlackRock’s ETF is nearing the $70 billion mark as Bitcoin transactions continue to be dominated by large investors.
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