Larry Fink & The Crypto Game — How They Make You Feel vs What They Actually Do
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1. 2013 — Larry Fink Calls Bitcoin a "Fraud"
Back then, like most institutional elites, Fink dismissed Bitcoin publicly — "fraud," "bubble," "worthless." But here’s the truth: words shape sentiment, and when retail confidence breaks, prices fall… the big players wait, they watch, they accumulate — quietly.
2. Fast Forward — Fink Apologizes & BlackRock Turns Bullish
Years later, BlackRock, the largest asset manager on the planet ($10 trillion under management), pivots.
Launches Bitcoin Spot ETFs
Increases exposure through MicroStrategy, where BlackRock is now the 3rd largest shareholder
Speaks positively about crypto infrastructure, tokenization, and decentralized finance
3. How They Make You Feel vs. What They Do
It’s a system:
Public Doubt → Private Accumulation
They amplify fear, uncertainty, and regulatory drama
Retail investors panic, exit positions
Institutions buy at discounted levels
Once they're secure and regulations are in place, they flip the narrative — bullish articles, ETFs, mainstream acceptance
4. Why They Do It — The Endgame
Control the narrative
Control price discovery
Reposition themselves as crypto’s “guardians” after suppressing adoption initially
Ensure by the time crypto truly takes flight, they own a significant stake
In Short: When you feel crypto is stuck, or the market is manipulated — you’re probably right. But stuck doesn’t mean dead; it means the big players are positioning, and history shows, they want it cheap before they let the masses back in.