BlackRock just shuffled a massive 2,196 BTC into a major regulated custody platform—that's over $202 million worth of Bitcoin changing hands in one transaction. This kind of institutional accumulation doesn't happen quietly, and the timing? Pretty interesting given where we are in the cycle.
When these asset management giants make moves like this, it's usually not a short-term play. They're positioning for something bigger. The question isn't if institutions are buying—it's how much more are they planning to stack before the next leg up?
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SellTheBounce
· 12-10 15:56
Here we go again? Institutions buy in and everyone has to follow; I've heard this logic too many times.
Sell on the rebound; history will prove who the bagholder is.
There’s always a lower point, why chase the high now?
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FloorPriceNightmare
· 12-10 15:49
Blackstone's move... pouring 20.2 billion directly into the custodial platform. This isn't just testing the waters; it's clearly paving the way for a major move.
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SerumSquirter
· 12-10 15:44
BlackRock's move... Old Zhang is starting to stockpile again. 20.2 billion says just transfer, and it's no joke. The real question is, how much more do they need to buy to support it?
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TommyTeacher
· 12-10 15:28
Blackstone is back again, and this time it's no joke... Investing directly with 20.2 billion, the next wave of takeoff is coming, right?
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MEVHunter
· 12-10 15:27
ngl the custody move screams pre-pump positioning... 202M in a single tx? that's not noise, that's a signal. they're frontrunning something and we're just watching from the cheap seats lmao
Whoa, the whales are moving again.
BlackRock just shuffled a massive 2,196 BTC into a major regulated custody platform—that's over $202 million worth of Bitcoin changing hands in one transaction. This kind of institutional accumulation doesn't happen quietly, and the timing? Pretty interesting given where we are in the cycle.
When these asset management giants make moves like this, it's usually not a short-term play. They're positioning for something bigger. The question isn't if institutions are buying—it's how much more are they planning to stack before the next leg up?