Gameplay of BlackRock:

1. Disclose the stock symbol.

2. Settle short positions.

3. Generate enthusiasm among investors.

4. Conceal the stock symbol.

5. Settle long positions.

6. Encourage everyone to short again.

7. Acquire positions at a lower cost.

8. Boost the stock's value once more.

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Why though? BlackRock doesn't care about the price of Bitcoin. They only make money from management fees. If anything, they want it high so more people want in on it.

A little bit playing with the markets maybe?

I’m not an expert in this but it seems too coincidental imo. Maybe I’m seeing ghosts

Their going to be managing more capital for their clients if Bitcoin goes up substantially. I also assume that being perceived as leading the charge on Bitcoin will be more valuable if Bitcoin continues its monetization.

I don’t think they necessarily want the price to go up, but I do speculate insiders at Blackrock have been quietly filling wallets for the past year. If their incentives skew one direction, it’s up.

BlackRock is blocking the wealth transfer from baby boomers to millennials by keeping those funds within their control supplying paper Bitcoin to millennials who are interested and will one day eventually get rugged by BlackRock leaving them nothing.