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📈 Le Bitcoin pourrait valoir des MILLIONS ? BlackRock explique pourquoi !

📉 BlackRock met en garde : la rareté du Bitcoin pourrait provoquer un choc sur le marché !

Avec 21 millions d’unités au total et une adoption grandissante, Bitcoin devient de plus en plus rare. Selon BlackRock, cette pénurie imminente pourrait entraîner une hausse explosive des prix, rendant l’accès au BTC de plus en plus difficile, même pour les investisseurs fortunés.

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[bitcoinversed]

BlackRock’s Bitcoin Filing Reverberates Across European Markets

BlackRock’s move to file for a spot Bitcoin ETF is resonating beyond US borders, with notable ripple effects discernible in the European Bitcoin and crypto landscape.

According to data from Morningstar, the immediate impact of BlackRock’s announcement on European ETPs with crypto-exposure, showcase a notable net inflow of €150mn. This, especially when juxtaposed against March 2022 figures and the disheartening €100mn outflows recorded in May, underscores the profundity of the move.

On a broader scale, CoinShares data corroborates this trend, recording an aggregate inflow of $610mn (approximately €560mn) across June and July. This is indicative not only of a regional but a global sentiment shift towards crypto, spearheaded by institutional interest. Read More... https://bitcoinversed.com/blackrocks-bitcoin-filing-reverberates-across-european-markets/

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[unpluggedfinancial]

Institutional Bitcoin Demand

It’s easy to get caught in the waves of emotion that come with this space. One day it’s euphoria, the next it’s despair. But when you learn to stop watching the surface and start paying attention to the undercurrent — you’ll see something that never stopped flowing:

Institutional demand for Bitcoin is not only alive — it’s accelerating.

🏦 BlackRock Goes Global with Bitcoin

Let’s start with BlackRock — the $10 trillion behemoth. They already shook the financial world with their U.S. Bitcoin ETF, and now? They’ve launched their first European Bitcoin trust: the iShares Bitcoin ETP. Trading across Xetra, Euronext Paris, and Amsterdam, this ETP is designed to give institutional investors exposure to Bitcoin without needing to touch it.

And they’re not just dipping their toes in. They’re waiving fees (just 0.15% through 2025) and securing custody through Coinbase, signaling to every money manager in Europe: it’s safe to come in now.

This is a clear expansion strategy, not a test. BlackRock is laying Bitcoin rails across continents. It’s no longer “if” — it’s “where next?”

🧠 Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) Has Entered Beast Mode

Michael Saylor isn’t backing down. In fact, he just shifted into a higher gear. Now operating under the rebranded name “Strategy,” the company has purchased another 6,911 BTC for $584 million — and that’s on top of the 500,000+ BTC already in their cold storage war chest.

How did they do it? By raising funds through convertible notes and preferred stock. That’s right — they issued debt to buy more Bitcoin. Call it crazy, or call it conviction. Either way, they’ve gone full “Bitcoin standard,” and at this point, they’re basically a leveraged orange coin ETF.

While everyone else debates if the price will hit $58k or pull back to $47k, Saylor’s strategy remains unchanged: stack until your balance sheet becomes the new Federal Reserve.

🎮 GameStop Joins the Fray (No, Seriously)

And now the wild card: GameStop.

You remember the retail frenzy of 2021 — WallStreetBets, meme stock madness, diamond hands. But now, GameStop is making a completely different kind of bet. They’re raising $1.3 billion via a convertible bond offering — and part of that cash? It’s going to Bitcoin.

This isn’t just a pivot. It’s a resurrection attempt. A reinvention. GameStop knows its legacy model is outdated, and like any company with survival instincts, it’s chasing where the real innovation is — decentralized, digital value. If MicroStrategy was the first domino, GameStop might be the first meme stock to go full Satoshi.

🗺️ What Does This All Mean?

It means the narrative is no longer theoretical.

The floodgates didn’t just crack open — the institutions kicked them down. They’re no longer just researching Bitcoin. They’re allocating, integrating, and in some cases, restructuring their entire strategy around it.

And yet... retail still hesitates. People still ask, “Is it too late?”

Let me say this clearly: it’s only too late if you don’t act.

You don’t need to raise a billion dollars. You don’t need to be on Wall Street. You just need to understand what’s happening before the masses do — and front-run their future.

🔎 The Signal in the Noise

When the noise gets loud, remember this:

While your coworker is mocking crypto at the water cooler, BlackRock is onboarding Europe.

While the media tries to spook you with volatility, MicroStrategy is issuing bonds to buy more.

While Twitter fights over ETF inflows, GameStop is quietly shifting to Bitcoin exposure.

This is a monetary revolution unfolding in real time.

So do what the institutions can’t do with speed: Stack. Stay humble. Educate yourself. Spread the signal.

And when the next wave comes, you won’t be washed out. You’ll be riding it.

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As elites embrace blockchain, the pioneers who built crypto face starkly different treatment. Read more in our latest article.

Read More: https://thefreethoughtproject.com/money/crypto-for-me-prison-for-thee-when-elites-embrace-blockchain-but-jail-the-builders

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[aikobit]

🚨 NEW: BlackRock CEO Larry Fink predicts Bitcoin could reach between $500,000 and $700,000. 📈

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[msclaritea]

WHO IS THANOS?

I knew he was a genocidal maniac, and a Rightwing symbol, especially after seeing trolls repeat, and nauseum, for years that "THANOS WAS RIGHT! THANOS WAS RIGHT!"

But even knowing most characters in Marvel are based on old myths, I didn't dwell on it. Until yesterday, when I saw this:

Wolf imagery. The video posted was full of wolves. That's when I decided to look closer. Playing around with the letters in the name, I first stopped on SONTHA, which is both Hindu and the name of one family from Ayrshire, Scotland.

But then, I tried SONATH, and bingo:

The name Somnath is of Indian origin, specifically from Sanskrit. It is derived from the combination of two words: "Soma," meaning moon, and "Nath," meaning lord or protector. Therefore, Somnath can be interpreted as "Lord of the Moon" or "Protector of the Moon."

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BUT SOMNATH IS ALSO THE NAME FOR LORD SHIVA, GOD OF DEATH, DESTRUCTION. AND THE CONQUERER OF TIME.

Thanos is basically a Dropped Letter Cypher.

"Symbolism of Wolves in Hinduism

Jackals, however, are associated with certain fierce deities like Bhairava (Shiva), Kāli, and Tara. Most of the time they are shown in the ..."

I spoke with Aeltrileaf about all of this. Well, we had a long discussion. She believed Thanos to be based on Thanatos, the Hindu equivalent of Yama, God of Death:

Thanatos, in ancient Greek religion and mythology, the personification of death. Thanatos was the son of Nyx, the goddess of night, and the brother of Hypnos, the god of sleep. He appeared to humans to carry them off to the underworld when the time allotted to them by the Fates had expired.

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Thanatos | Death, Personification & God - Britannica

My personal choice was still Shiva, due to other similarities...the Purple, the Wolves, etc. I did acknowledge that the Hindu and Greek might be related. It's too much of a coincidence that Thanatos is associated with Night and sleep and SOMNATH is too. Aeltrileaf hit on it, saying that Greek is Indo-European, so if you go back far enough, there is overlap. I think at some point, Thanatos got reversed to Somnath, or vice versa.

She said, "The Babylonian equivalent of Soma was called SIN, also a 🌙 deity." The deities are intertwined:

It's basically all Death Cult stuff. Now, who exactly were they advertising, while pushing Thanos, AGAIN, just last night:

Scientology has been bending over backwards, to rehabilitate Jonathan Majors, just so he doesn't lose the Kang role. Also spammed under Thanos was Homelander, The Joker, Darth Vader., and of course, Scarlet Witch. I've said for a long time, the rule of thumb with these groups is relentlessly advertising who they control, or are associated with, under certain tags.

You know, IF Thanos makes some sort of comeback in the upcoming round of Marvel films, fine. But people should be aware of what inspired him.

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[cyberdyne-000]

TOKENIZED, INC: BLACKROCK'S PLAN TO OWN THE FRACTIONALIZED WORLD

"In the aftermath of the recent Bitcoin ETF approvals, BlackRock's Larry Fink revealed that soon everything will be "ETF'd" and tokenized, threatening to fractionalize not just existing assets and commodities, but the natural world, reducing most living things into Wall Street financial products to be traded on a single, universal ledger."

Source: Bitcoin Magazine

[ladookhotnikov]

I was scrolling through the news and caught myself thinking - why no one is talking about blockchain as a technology.

BlackRock CEO Larry Fink seriously states that Bitcoin is now a separate asset class. It sounds as if it has become as commonplace as stocks or bonds. At the same time, Tether decides to engage in lending to companies that work with raw materials.

And this is not to mention Kamala Harris, who emphasizes cryptocurrency in the context of supporting the African-American community. An interesting approach.

But what surprises me is - does anyone even remember the blockchain technology itself? With crypto, everything is clear - money, investments, hype. But blockchain as a tool for solving real problems remains somewhere on the periphery.

Is anyone still thinking about how to implement it in government registries, for example, so that it is impossible to forge documents or falsify data?

The paradox is that a technology that can bring enormous benefits in a variety of areas — from medicine to law — continues to be associated only with crypto and money. But blockchain can become the missing element for creating truly transparent systems.

They say that blockchain is the present, not the future. But it will become the present when state and municipal registries are in the blockchain, so that no one can forge information. When registries become transparent and available for verification at any time. When corruption and bureaucracy are faced with the impossibility of fraud.

But instead, everyone is discussing how much bitcoin costs and how to use it for the next speculation.

I would like to see technologies used to the maximum — not only to create more financial instruments, but also to solve real problems.

[cfviet99]

Cash flow has returned to Crypto funds after 1 week of retreat!!!

Last week, $103M was poured into Crypto funds. Prospects for a Bitcoin ETF after consecutive meetings between BlackRock and the SEC have boosted cash flow again after a previous decline.

Including $87.6M poured into the Bitcoin fund and $7.9M poured into the Ethereum fund

SOL continues to have $6M flowing in, this is the 13th consecutive week of money flowing into SOL. Other Altcoins: ADA + $1M, AVAX -$2.6M

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Institutional investors contributed $882 million globally to surge in crypto investments last week

Institutional appetite for digital assets is gaining momentum, with crypto investment products recording $882 million in inflows last week. According to new data from CoinShares, this marks the fourth straight week of positive flows. In 2025, digital asset investments have seen total inflows of $6.7 billion, which is rapidly approaching the $7.3 billion high set in February. James Butterfill,…

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Goldman Backs Bitcoin ETF Surge as BlackRock’s IBIT Breaks Inflow Record

BlackRock’s spot bitcoin ETF, IBIT, has achieved a 20-day streak of consecutive net inflows. This marks the longest run of any U.S. spot Bitcoin ETF in 2025. According to data from SoSoValue, the fund attracted around $5.1 billion in new capital during this period. This places IBIT well ahead of its competitors in terms of recent inflows. The total net asset value across all U.S.-listed spot…

[thedailydecrypt]

BlackRock Isn’t Betting on Bitcoin — It’s Buying the Future

While retail remains distracted by memecoins and Ethereum gas fees, the world’s largest asset manager is quietly cornering Bitcoin’s future. The $970 million IBIT inflow isn’t a trade. It’s a power move. And it should scare you.

BlackRock just bought over 10,000 BTC in a single day—worth $970 million—via its iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT). That’s not just a number. It’s the second-largest single-day ETF inflow since spot ETFs launched, surpassed only by the post-election buying frenzy in November 2024.

IBIT now controls over 586,000 BTC, representing 51% of the U.S. Bitcoin ETF market. Put differently, one TradFi titan now holds more Bitcoin than Michael Saylor’s MicroStrategy, more than Fidelity, and more than most nation-states. Yes, really.

Let’s call this what it is: a hostile accumulation of digital gold by the financial establishment.

This Isn’t Speculation. It’s Sovereignty.

Many will read this as BlackRock “betting on Bitcoin.” That’s naïve.

BlackRock isn’t speculating. It’s fulfilling institutional demand. The difference? This isn’t about believing in Bitcoin. It’s about owning the railroads of the future financial system.

When investors pour cash into IBIT, BlackRock doesn’t hold IOUs—it buys Bitcoin on the open market. And as Nate Geraci of ETF Store rightly noted, this kind of demand was once laughed off by skeptics. “No demand,” they said. Meanwhile, IBIT sucked in nearly $1 billion on a red day, while ARK, Fidelity, and Grayscale bled BTC outflows.

In total, BlackRock’s known Bitcoin holdings—between its ETF and directly held wallets—are approaching 600,000 BTC. That's over 2.8% of all BTC that will ever exist.

Now consider this: IBIT is just one product. This is just the beginning.

The Trojan Horse Is Already Inside the Gates

Let’s be brutally honest: the Bitcoin community spent a decade mocking TradFi while praying for its approval. The irony? TradFi didn’t just approve—it moved in and started redecorating.

BlackRock’s dominance in spot Bitcoin ETFs isn’t a fluke. It’s a blueprint. Unlike crypto-native firms like Grayscale or even Fidelity, BlackRock understands narratives, liquidity, and politics. Larry Fink didn’t build a $10 trillion empire by being slow.

The message from BlackRock is loud and clear:

“Bitcoin is ours now. Thank you for the ideological groundwork. We’ll take it from here.”

From Digital Gold to a Wall Street Product

BlackRock’s rise also says something sobering about Bitcoin’s evolving role.

For years, Bitcoin was the outsider’s hedge—a monetary escape hatch, a sovereign weapon. Now it’s being turned into a regulated, fee-generating instrument for wealth preservation.

IBIT’s explosive growth shows that Wall Street has successfully financialized Bitcoin. The digital gold narrative is no longer just about opt-outs or decentralization. It’s also about dividends, portfolio diversification, and retirement accounts.

Some will see this as betrayal. But it’s simply Bitcoin maturing into the very system it was meant to disrupt.

The Bull Case Few Want to Talk About

The obvious takeaway is bullish: with $3 billion in ETF inflows last week alone and Bitcoin hovering around $95,000, we may be setting up for a vertical move by Q4 2025.

Some analysts are already targeting $210,000 BTC by year-end—driven not by retail frenzy, but institutional scarcity. Unlike 2017 or 2021, this cycle isn’t powered by Coinbase buyers maxing out credit cards. It’s pension funds, sovereign wealth, and asset allocators deploying capital into a finite asset.

Let’s simplify:

There are only 21 million BTC.

BlackRock and peers are buying thousands per day.

Retail is distracted.

Miners are earning half as much BTC post-halving.

Supply is vanishing.

Demand is professional.

If this continues, the free float of Bitcoin could disappear into ETFs by 2026, leading to a massive supply crunch. Price will be the pressure valve.

A Hard Truth for Bitcoin Maxis

This isn’t all good news. For the ideological wing of Bitcoin—those who championed it as a tool for financial freedom—the rise of IBIT is bittersweet.

Yes, BlackRock brings legitimacy and capital. But it also brings custodians, KYC, and influence. Bitcoin in an ETF is not the same as self-sovereign Bitcoin. It’s convenient. But it’s also controlled.

This is the Fiat-on-Bitcoin layer, and it’s growing.

Yet ignoring this trend would be foolish. Bitcoin is becoming the collateral layer of a new financial system. You can resist that, or you can prepare for it.

The Next Phase of the Bull Market Is Already Here

While ETH and Cardano are showing stronger short-term moves, the real story is still Bitcoin. What we’re witnessing is the early stages of a long-duration melt-up, driven by macro shifts, regulatory clarity, and TradFi adoption.

The Fed is likely to cut rates later this year. Liquidity is seeping back into markets. Real world asset protocols like Hyperliquid are seeing 18% pops. Even privacy coins like Monero are surging on renewed interest.

But behind it all stands Bitcoin—the new benchmark for digital credibility.

And BlackRock? It’s planting its flag early.

The Real Question: Who Controls the Narrative?

It’s no longer about “if” Bitcoin goes mainstream. It’s about who controls it when it does.

Will it be those who understand decentralization, or those who understand product-market fit and ETF distribution?

Because one thing is clear: the winners of the next cycle won’t be the loudest—they’ll be the most prepared.

So here’s your choice: stack your own sats or outsource your sovereignty to BlackRock. But don’t say you weren’t warned.

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