BlackRock's Larry Fink just dropped a bombshell. The CEO now frames Bitcoin as an "asset of fear" — a massive pivot from his earlier stance linking crypto mainly to illicit activities. This marks one of the most striking attitude shifts from a Wall Street heavyweight. When the world's largest asset manager changes its tune on digital assets, markets listen. Fink's evolving perspective could signal broader institutional sentiment transformation.
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PonziWhisperer
· 15h ago
Fink's turnaround is truly something—from "money-laundering tool" to "fear asset," it's just short of outright saying "we're about to enter the market," haha.
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bridge_anxiety
· 15h ago
Ha, has this guy finally come around? He was criticizing so harshly before, and now he wants to go back?
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DEXRobinHood
· 15h ago
The big shot has really changed, from criticizing Bitcoin to now admitting it's a safe haven asset. This transformation is incredible.
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ZeroRushCaptain
· 15h ago
The older, the wiser—Blackstone is the ultimate contrarian indicator this time. I’ll bet five bucks that right after he says this, the coin price will get cut in half.
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CryptoPhoenix
· 15h ago
Guys, don't rush, I've got a clear view of this reversal. The bottom is right in front of us, just hold on to your faith.
Wait a minute, Larry's turnaround speed... Could it be that big institutions are really about to start bottom-fishing?
I thought the same way in 2018, and you all know how that turned out, but this time it's different.
Institutions entering the market = market rescue? Or are we about to get dumped on again? My mindset is really on the edge.
The opportunity for a phoenix-like rebirth has arrived. Let's see who can make it through this cycle.
BlackRock's Larry Fink just dropped a bombshell. The CEO now frames Bitcoin as an "asset of fear" — a massive pivot from his earlier stance linking crypto mainly to illicit activities. This marks one of the most striking attitude shifts from a Wall Street heavyweight. When the world's largest asset manager changes its tune on digital assets, markets listen. Fink's evolving perspective could signal broader institutional sentiment transformation.