🚨 BREAKING 🇺🇸 BLACKROCK JUST STARTED LIQUIDATING ALL BITCOIN HOLDINGS RIGHT AFTER THE FED HIKED RATES TODAY! THEY SOLD OVER $450 MILLION IN JUST 10 MINUTES AND AGGRESSIVELY DUMPING EVEN MORE RIGHT NOW. THIS IS NOT LOOKING GOOD FOR BITCOIN AND CRYPTO…

When people say “BlackRock is selling Bitcoin,” what they mean is this: we are adjusting fund holdings in response to investor demand.

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The title often does not represent the entire truth👀

Their accumulating a lot more then dumping

Haters hate

Oxnobler, more like cockgobbler. Trying to spread a little disinfo so she can scoop up

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Bitcoin is entering a critical stretch as institutional ETF flows turn negative at the same time that the Federal Reserve has delivered its first rate hike in three years. But one number needs to be separated from the noise. U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded approximately $450.4 million in net outflows on September 15, their largest daily withdrawal since June. BlackRock's IBIT accounted for approximately $161.7 million of those outflows, while Fidelity's FBTC saw an even larger withdrawal of roughly $214.8 million. So this was not simply “BlackRock dumping $450 million.” It was a broader institutional ETF outflow event, with BlackRock representing a substantial portion of the selling. And the timing matters. The Federal Reserve has now raised its benchmark rate by 25 basis points to 3.75%–4.00%, while signaling that another increase could still come before the end of the year. Bitcoin initially moved around the decision before remaining relatively stable around the $76,000 area. That tells us something important about the market. The problem is not simply the 25-basis-point hike. Markets had largely anticipated the move. The bigger issue is the direction of liquidity and the cost of capital. Higher interest rates increase the opportunity cost of holding non-yielding assets while tightening broader financial conditions. For Bitcoin, the transmission mechanism can look like this: Higher rates → tighter financial conditions → reduced risk appetite → ETF outflows → weaker marginal demand → greater pressure on BTC. But there is another side to the equation. Bitcoin has not collapsed in response to the Fed decision. It has continued trading around the mid-$70,000s, suggesting that the market is absorbing the tightening shock rather than immediately entering a disorderly liquidation. That distinction is crucial. The ETF data show institutional selling pressure. They do not prove that BlackRock has decided to abandon Bitcoin. IBIT remains one of the world's largest Bitcoin investment products, with approximately $59.4 billion in net assets as of September 16. The broader ETF complex, however, deserves close attention. U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded another approximately $295.9 million of net outflows on September 16, meaning the two sessions together represented more than $746 million of withdrawals. That is a meaningful change in institutional flow dynamics. And flows matter because Bitcoin is increasingly connected to traditional capital markets through regulated exchange-traded products. The market therefore has two competing forces operating simultaneously: Tighter monetary policy vs. institutional Bitcoin demand. If ETF outflows persist, the market loses an important source of marginal demand. If those flows stabilize or reverse, the same mechanism can work in the opposite direction. That is why the next several trading sessions are more important than one sensational headline. The question is not whether one institution “dumped Bitcoin.” The question is whether institutional demand is temporarily retreating or entering a sustained period of contraction. That distinction will determine how significant this episode ultimately becomes. For now, the evidence points to a market under pressure from tighter monetary policy, negative ETF flows and elevated macro uncertainty. Bitcoin is not operating in isolation anymore. It is increasingly trading as part of the global liquidity system. And when the price of money rises, every risk asset has to prove why capital should remain there. The next signal to watch is not the headline it is the flow.

BTC price should nosedive

Where's the fuckung crash then ?? No crash yet bring crash here

I like how you explain the logic behind market moves. @davidcyphers5 also publishes some interesting deeper analysis.

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@grok isso é verdade?

That's great hopefully the average Joe will get into BTC and ride it up.

Micro strategy is probably buying more BTC because that’s the robinhood:0x168661c52e5922288dfb2b3f323b6cf90eb21e18 who cares if Larry Stink sells his bag he’ll buy it right back 🤡🤡🤡🫨🫨🙌🤣🤣🤣

Lol

$450M in 10 minutes is a huge claim. I’d want to see the actual wallet flows before calling it BlackRock liquidating.

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BlackRock verflüssigt keineswegs alle Bitcoin-Bestände. Der iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) hält weiterhin Milliarden-Bestände an Bitcoin im Kundenauftrag.

Nah, this is a B.S. post. (Doomer mindset.) Crypto is better with less govt involvement.

lol we've been through this before

Bullish buying sign.

Well no shit that people are selling Bitcoin. FED increased interest rates.

This is the kind of news old hands know to buy

Fed hike + Blackrock dump? Narrative stacking. Real data tells a different story

@grok is this true?

It’s just a strategy to sink Trump before the election. No justification for it, just like there’s no justification for the Fed hiking interest rates - Fed followed EU interest rate hike - they’re all working together to try to salvage what little power and they’re using the few economic control levers they have left to do so - even though it will further crash European economies already doing it tough. They’d love a Bitcoin dump run - they’ll buy it back and make a kiIIing.

Weak hands out.... its customers not blackrock them selfs!

Are they buying z cash and dash

Their customers did your idiot.