⚡️🔎 NEW - BlackRock has accumulated 3% of the total #Bitcoin supply, establishing itself as a major institutional holder.
Since its launch on January 11, 2024, IBIT has experienced unexpected growth, matched by no other ETF.
As of June 10, 2025, BlackRock held over 662,500 BTC, or more than 3% of the total Bitcoin supply.
This represents a $72.4 billion exposure to Bitcoin.
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Since 3% on as BlackRock matched the institutional ETF.
As Bitcoin unexpected growth, total the 662,500 - total $72.4
Dont sell to blackrock
Never sell to blackrock or any of these guys. Peer to peer! Also important to remember that technically this isn’t actually their bitcoin, they are holding it for their customers. If all their customers sold now would balckrock hold any BTC? Am I being niece/ ignorant to how the ETF game works?
"They are holding it for their customers"
Untrue! those bitcoins actually are black rock property. Customers only have a piece of paper.
not your keys not your coins
Please remember that.
Thank you for the clarification and important remembrance of the essence of Bitcoin.
Hypothetical question? If all of the paper bitcoin holders over night saw the light and sold their ETFs so they could buy the real thing, I guess blackrock would sell anything other than their bitcoin to discharge their liabilities and thus continue to hold all the bitcoin they had accumulated. Would this be a fair understanding?
I don't know what Blackrock would do.
If they understood Bitcoin, it's possible they would sell other things and keep Bitcoin.
who knows? 😅
*nieve
All that while funding constant PR attacks against any utility, relevance and real value of Bitcoin. #hypocrites
Bitcoin doesn't care ✌️😅
Gonna have to rename them OrangeRock 🟧
In what sense does BlackRock hold these bitcoin? Pretty sure Coinbase is the custodian & the ETF holders are the beneficiaries (not BlackRock)
