Media: BlackRock to launch digital asset trading service
BlackRock, with $10 trillion in assets under management, will add the ability to trade cryptocurrencies, according to CoinDesk, citing knowledgeable sources.
Media: BlackRock to launch digital asset trading service
BlackRock, with $10 trillion in assets under management, will add the ability to trade cryptocurrencies, according to CoinDesk, citing knowledgeable sources.
BlackRock to launch ETF based on blockchain and crypto companies index
BlackRock, the multinational investment company, via its iShares ETF provider, has filed an application with the SEC to launch an ETF based on the NYSE FactSet Global Blockchain Technologies Index.
BlackRock rules out launching its own crypto ETF in the near term
Due to 'opaque' regulatory framework and liquidity problems, BlackRock is not interested in launching a crypto-based ETF. In an interview with Financial News, Salim Ramji, head of iShares product line and indices, said.
BlackRock CEO: I don’t study Bitcoin and can’t say whether it will reach $80,000 or drop to zero.
The CEO of asset manager BlackRock, Larry Fink, doubted Bitcoin's value and said he does not know whether the price of the first cryptocurrency will reach $80,000 or drop to zero.
BlackRock investment chief explains bitcoin purchase
BlackRock investment chief Rick Rieder, in a CNBC interview, described bitcoin as an alternative currency whose value depends on its adoption.
BlackRock buys stakes in Marathon Digital Holdings and Riot Blockchain
The international investment company BlackRock, Inc., which manages assets of more than $8.7 trillion, acquired stakes in Nasdaq-listed mining firms Marathon Digital Holdings and Riot Blockchain.
BlackRock chief notes scant client interest in cryptocurrencies
Larry Fink, BlackRock's chief executive, said in a CNBC interview that he does not see strong demand for cryptocurrencies among the firm's clients.
BlackRock chief says cryptocurrencies have long-term potential
The $9 trillion asset manager BlackRock is studying cryptocurrencies with a view to hedging market cycles.
BlackRock chief sees little prospect for Bitcoin to become a currency
Bitcoin will not become a replacement for fiat money, but it could become a major asset class. This is the view of BlackRock CEO Larry Fink, who manages $8.7 trillion in assets, as he stated in an interview with CNBC.
BlackRock, with $8.7 trillion in assets, invested in Bitcoin futures
BlackRock Global Allocation Fund, managed by BlackRock, added Bitcoin futures traded on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange to its portfolio. This is evidenced by the filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.We use cookies to improve the quality of our service.
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