BlackRock clients buy $38M in Bitcoin via iShares Bitcoin Trust
BlackRock clients bought $38M in Bitcoin via iShares Trust. Bitcoin at $67.5K in July 2026 priced at 44.5% YES. The post BlackRock clients buy $38M in Bitcoin via iShares Bitcoin Trust appeared first on Crypto Briefing.
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BlackRock clients bought $38M in Bitcoin via iShares Trust. Bitcoin at $67.5K in July 2026 priced at 44.5% YES.
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