BlackRock CEO Larry Fink Highlights Rising Crypto Demand from Gold Investors
BlackRock CEO Larry Fink has expressed optimism about the rising demand for cryptocurrencies among gold investors. In an interview with CNBC following the release of BlackRock's second-quarter earnings report, Fink state...
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In an interview with CNBC following the release of BlackRock's second-quarter earnings report, Fink stated that "more and more" gold investors have been inquiring about the role of cryptocurrencies over the past five years. ...
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