$ETH $BTC $DOGE BlackRock has gone crazy! In three days, they have swept up $600 million in cryptocurrency. Is the crypto world really about to change? Is the bull market really here?
Brothers, just confirmed news — BlackRock has withdrawn 300 BTC and 16,000 ETH from Coinbase again! This is already over 4,000 BTC and 80,000 ETH that it has swallowed in three days, pouring nearly $600 million into the market! This is not just buying coins; it’s like a Wall Street whale charging into a small pond.
Even more outrageous is that BlackRock's Ethereum ETF (ETHA) had a net inflow of $68.26 million in a single day, with historical total inflows breaking $13.1 billion! Grayscale ETHE also followed suit, attracting $8.28 million. Now, BlackRock's Bitcoin ETF has surpassed $100 billion in scale, and its Ethereum ETF has hoarded $17 billion, buying coins without stopping — whatever amount the clients buy, it has to supplement that much spot.
Do you understand this wave of operations? The exchanges have over 200,000 fewer BTC than six months ago, and ETH is getting scarcer, while institutions are still scrambling. Q4 is likely to see a “shortage surge”! What’s even scarier is:
· BlackRock has controlled about 10% of circulating ETH; when it moves its position, the market shakes · Don't follow large transfers on-chain blindly; it may just be ETF settlements · Vitalik is worried, fearing that BlackRock's hold on large amounts of coins may alter the protocol, and “decentralization” could become a hollow talk.
Now, the crypto world is no longer a casino; it's a new battlefield on Wall Street. To survive, keep a close eye on two signals:
1. If BlackRock's ETH staking ETF gets approved, buying pressure will explode 2. Bitcoin Layer 2 launch will make earning BTC drive institutions crazy
Retail investors should either cling tightly to compliant products or dive into small ecosystems that institutions overlook — when the whales swim by, the little shrimp must learn to dodge the waves. #ETH走势分析 #加密市场反弹 Comment area bet: Is BlackRock's move a pump or a trap? 👇
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