Wall Street's attitude toward cryptocurrencies has been evolving in unexpected ways. Larry Fink, who leads BlackRock, just shared some interesting views at a major financial summit. Remember when he used to associate digital assets with questionable money flows? That narrative is clearly a thing of the past now.



The turning point: BlackRock is now operating IBIT, currently the world's largest spot Bitcoin ETF. Fink's new perspective? He refers to Bitcoin as a "fear asset"—on one hand acknowledging its extreme price volatility, but on the other hand, actually recognizing its role in a portfolio. Anyone following this space can't ignore the irony. When the world's largest asset management company makes a 180-degree shift on something it once dismissed, the market pays close attention. Whether you're bullish or skeptical, these institutional shifts will influence the flow of billions of dollars.
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