Bitcoin’s volatility hasn’t scared BlackRock away. Instead, they’re embracing it. They call Bitcoin a “unique diversifier” for investors. It’s not your

As investors seek ways to harness Bitcoin’s volatile and often unpredictable nature, BlackRock argues that Bitcoin’s prices may be uncorrelated to stocks and other traditional assets in a new report.

BlackRock's latest report shows that bitcoin has a very low correlation to U.S. equities on a trailing six-month basis.

The world's largest asset manager BlackRock has warned "growing concerns" around the spiraling $35 trillion U.S. debt pile that's predicted to drive "institutional interest in

Bitcoin (BTC) holds steady at $65K as US BTC-spot ETF inflows surge, boosting demand amid bets on a Fed rate cut and soft US economic landing.

BlackRock Bitcoin ETF has purchased over $388 million worth of BTC, outpacing he amount of BTC sold by ETFs in the last three weeks.