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by: xpoolPosted on: November 7, 2025

BlackRock Offloads 5,300 Bitcoin Amidst Market Volatility

BlackRock recently unloaded a significant portion of its Bitcoin holdings, selling off 5,300 BTC due to redemptions in its U.S. spot Bitcoin ETF. This move contributed to a notable drop in the price of Bitcoin, which declined by more than 2%, as it mirrored broader market volatility within the crypto industry.

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