Bitcoin - Blackrock Just FLIPPED (And Other Banks Are Following)
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Aaron Bennett04 Dec 2025, 16:39 UTC
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The video discusses the shift in Larry Fink's stance on Bitcoin, noting BlackRock's Bitcoin Trust generating approximately $245 million in annual fees with $87.63 billion in assets. It highlights Bank of America greenlighting wealth advisors to recommend up to 4% Bitcoin allocation, as well as Charles Schwab planning to launch spot crypto trading in 2026. The analysis suggests the Federal Reserve is likely to cut rates in December, with a 94% probability. The video points that a non-cut will be bad for crypto. Bitcoin's current price is at $93,472, and Ether is at $3,201. Target for BTC around $100,000 with a failure at around 86472. Target for ETH is around $3,300 with a failure at around 3101.
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