BlackRock did not enter Bitcoin to save it... but to own it ( and rent it to us ).

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The news circulated by the platforms today is not just a number, but an official announcement of the transfer of power.
The (IBIT) fund has officially become the primary source of revenue in the BlackRock Empire, surpassing all traditional equity and bond funds.
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Here is what no one tells you about "The Drawing Game":
1️⃣ New Gold Mine:
While BlackRock charges a very minimal fee of approximately (0.03%) on equity funds like the S&P 500, it imposes a fee of 0.25% on the Bitcoin fund.

The number may seem small to you, but in the trillions world, it's a "huge difference".

This difference made a single fund a "cash cow" generating $245 million annually in net fees.
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2️⃣ The equation has changed:
In the past, miners were the ones who made money by securing the network.

But today?
Asset managers on Wall Street are making money from "custodying" your assets.

BlackRock now owns 3% of the total Bitcoin supply.

It does not mine, does not consume electricity, and does not solve mathematical equations.. It simply takes an annual "rent" on the world's digital wealth.
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3️⃣ Financial Intelligence:
The smartest company in the world realized early on that Bitcoin is the "only asset" that investors will pay higher fees (Premium) to access it securely.

They turned the "safe haven for value" into a "cash flow that never stops".
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💡 Summary:
Bitcoin was designed to be a "peer-to-peer electronic cash system" (Peer-to-Peer).
But institutions cleverly turned it into a "peer-to-bank fee system."

Numbers don't lie:
Bitcoin is the best financial product ever sold by Wall Street in its history.

And the question for you:
Do you still hold your private keys, or are you contributing to Larry Fink's upcoming salary?

Share your opinion with me..
Is this institutional adoption or soft occupation?
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