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Editor's note: this article was first published in French on my Substack before being translated into English with the help of AI.
BlackRock, the world's largest asset manager, confirms Bitcoin's profitability.
On the sidelines of the Blockchain Conference 2025 event in São Paulo, Cristiano Castro, BlackRock's Business Director, affirmed the success of the Bitcoin ETFs (Exchange Traded Funds) launched by the American behemoth.
A "big surprise" for the firm, which manages a total of 1,400 ETFs, with a total of $13.4 trillion in assets under management.
"We were very optimistic when we launched, but we didn't believe it would take on such proportions. Just to give you an idea, it reached nearly $100 billion in allocation," the local executive commented to our colleagues at E Investidor Estadão.
IBIT, BlackRock's flagship American Bitcoin ETF, alone accumulates $70 billion in allocations. The instrument has enabled the financial heavyweight to generate $245 million in annual fees. BlackRock also offers IBIT39, a version of its fund reserved for the Brazilian market.
Accumulating more than 3% of the total BTC supply, these exchange-traded funds thus appear as the most profitable instrument for BlackRock. Despite the volatility of the crypto market, Bitcoin-dedicated traded funds have therefore established themselves as BlackRock's golden goose.
Despite the turbulence recorded in crypto prices in recent weeks, the American multinational has reaffirmed its confidence in the mother of cryptocurrencies through its Strategic Income Opportunities portfolio. Its stake in IBIT has been increased by 14%, proof of BlackRock's displayed confidence in Bitcoin.
On Friday, November 28, 2025, IBIT recorded $113.7 million in withdrawals. An outflow that fits into November's trend across the entire crypto ETF market. But BlackRock doesn't seem any more concerned about the consecutive withdrawals recently recorded on crypto-dedicated exchange-traded funds.
"An ETF is a very liquid and very powerful instrument and it serves precisely to allow people to make allocations and manage their flow," Cristiano Castro reminded.
The business director considers the situation completely normal for an instrument held mostly "in the hands of retail investors."
After surging above $91,000 over the weekend, raising hopes for a more pronounced bullish rebound, BTC fell back 5% on Sunday night to trade at $86,727 at the time of writing.
Editor's note: this article was first published in French on my Substack before being translated into English with the help of AI.
BlackRock, the world's largest asset manager, confirms Bitcoin's profitability.
On the sidelines of the Blockchain Conference 2025 event in São Paulo, Cristiano Castro, BlackRock's Business Director, affirmed the success of the Bitcoin ETFs (Exchange Traded Funds) launched by the American behemoth.
A "big surprise" for the firm, which manages a total of 1,400 ETFs, with a total of $13.4 trillion in assets under management.
"We were very optimistic when we launched, but we didn't believe it would take on such proportions. Just to give you an idea, it reached nearly $100 billion in allocation," the local executive commented to our colleagues at E Investidor Estadão.
IBIT, BlackRock's flagship American Bitcoin ETF, alone accumulates $70 billion in allocations. The instrument has enabled the financial heavyweight to generate $245 million in annual fees. BlackRock also offers IBIT39, a version of its fund reserved for the Brazilian market.
Accumulating more than 3% of the total BTC supply, these exchange-traded funds thus appear as the most profitable instrument for BlackRock. Despite the volatility of the crypto market, Bitcoin-dedicated traded funds have therefore established themselves as BlackRock's golden goose.
Despite the turbulence recorded in crypto prices in recent weeks, the American multinational has reaffirmed its confidence in the mother of cryptocurrencies through its Strategic Income Opportunities portfolio. Its stake in IBIT has been increased by 14%, proof of BlackRock's displayed confidence in Bitcoin.
On Friday, November 28, 2025, IBIT recorded $113.7 million in withdrawals. An outflow that fits into November's trend across the entire crypto ETF market. But BlackRock doesn't seem any more concerned about the consecutive withdrawals recently recorded on crypto-dedicated exchange-traded funds.
"An ETF is a very liquid and very powerful instrument and it serves precisely to allow people to make allocations and manage their flow," Cristiano Castro reminded.
The business director considers the situation completely normal for an instrument held mostly "in the hands of retail investors."
After surging above $91,000 over the weekend, raising hopes for a more pronounced bullish rebound, BTC fell back 5% on Sunday night to trade at $86,727 at the time of writing.
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