BlackRock Dumps Its Bitcoin ETF Again: Wall Street Can’t Handle Real Money

BlackRock recent decision to offload huge portions of Bitcoin ETF is contributing to a $430 million outflow. The “bloodbath” for Bitcoin ETFs displays Wall Street struggle against the volatility of crypto. Despite this, Bitcoin remains bullish while maintaining a good momentum in the crypto market.

Even with BlackRock selling, Bitcoin price is holding steady at $82,000, closer to $100,000 than it was in 2022. The BlackRock sell-offs, alongside Fidelity’s, haven’t dented the market’s optim

ism. Institutional adoption, macroeconomic trends, and retail enthusiasm still drive Bitcoin to another all-time high.

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ETF outflow reported at a total of over $430 million in a single day. Though, today sell-offs are part of a larger trend with consecutive days of outflows, showing Wall Street’s discomfort with Bitcoin’s volatility. Yet, the crypto market remains unbothered, with Bitcoin’s trading volume hitting $78 billion in 24 hours.

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Bitcoin’s technical indicators are overwhelmingly positive, showing a bullish trend in four-hour time frames. The RSI stays in a neutral 30-70 zone, indicating constant buying pressure. BlackRock’s actions contrast sharply with this strength, but they don’t crash Bitcoin’s path toward higher valuations.

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Experts predict Bitcoin short-term forecasts to hit $122,000 in the current cycle, driven by bullish patterns like ascending trendlines, despite the sell-offs.

Meanwhile, BlackRock’s strategy risks positioning it against Michael Saylor, who keeps stacking Bitcoin as a strategic asset. Saylor’s MicroStrategy holds billions in Bitcoin, and his push for a US crypto reserve could overshadow BlackRock’s cautious moves. The firm’s sell-offs show a lack of long-term vision in the bullish crypto market.

Furthermore, Saylor proposes the US acquire 5-25% of Bitcoin’s supply as a national reserve worth $16 trillion to $81 trillion by 2045. With everything played out, BlackRock’s Bitcoin ETF sell-off could leave the firm vulnerable as governmental support for crypto grows—especially if theories of Trump pushing investors into US Bonds ahead of US 10-Year Debt renewals are true.

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BlackRock Bitcoin Bloodbath: Crypto is Unbothered, Moisturized, and Happy in Its Lane.

With the US Strategic Bitcoin Reserve aiming to integrate Bitcoin into national assets, BlackRock’s repeated ETF outflows might alienate it from being profitable. BlackRock is undoubtedly risking a competitive disadvantage as Saylor’s aggressive accumulation, helped by the US reserve, is driving Bitcoin value higher.

Bitcoin’s resilience shines through BlackRock’s sell-offs. It still holds a market cap of over $1.6 trillion with strong buying pressure. Wall Street’s struggles highlight its disconnect from crypto’s potential, but Bitcoin’s upward trend persists, undeterred by traditional finance’s missteps.

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As BlackRock navigates its Bitcoin ETF challenges, it faces potential backlash from the crypto community and Saylor’s influence. The firm’s sell-off is seen as missing the bullish wave, leaving it outpaced by the US crypto reserve and Saylor’s vision.

BlackRock’s actions, while huge, don’t overshadow Bitcoin’s bullish outlook. The crypto market’s strength, institutional adoption, and technical bullishness positions Bitcoin for long-term dominance.

Wall Street’s inability to handle “real money” like Bitcoin may ultimately benefit visionary leaders like Saylor and us, reshaping crypto finance.