BlackRock clients sell $212M in Bitcoin amid ETF outflows in 2026
BlackRock clients sold $212M in Bitcoin amid ETF outflows. Bitcoin reaching $82,500 in July at 0.2% YES, $67,500 at 20.5% YES, $70,000 at 5.5% YES. The post BlackRock clients sell $212M in Bitcoin amid ETF outflows in 20...
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BlackRock clients sold $212M in Bitcoin amid ETF outflows. Bitcoin reaching $82,500 in July at 0.2% YES, $67,500 at 20.5% YES, $70,000 at 5.5% YES.
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