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💰【Breaking】Wall Street giant BlackRock has just dropped a 'financial nuclear bomb'!
According to the latest developments, this global asset management giant is publicly recommending a 2% allocation of Bitcoin in investment portfolios, while on the other hand, its Bitcoin ETF IBIT has seen a massive outflow of $523 million in a single day, setting a historical record! At the same time, BlackRock has also transferred $280 million worth of Bitcoin to exchanges — which is usually seen as a precursor to selling.
🔥Exciting extension: Huge divergence in institutional movements!
Just as the market was in an uproar, a more dramatic scene emerged: Harvard University's endowment fund went against the trend and aggressively bought, increasing its IBIT holdings to $443 million, making it the largest U.S. stock position for the fund!
On one side, the giants seem to be cashing in, while on the other, a top university places a massive bet. What signal is hidden behind this 'battle of the titans'?
🏛️A bigger upheaval is still to come
Even more explosive is that the Federal Reserve, which controls the pulse of the global dollar, will see a change in chairmanship in 2026! Currently, three major candidates have emerged:
· Waller: Insists on the independence of the Federal Reserve, makes decisions based on data
· Hassett: An aggressive rate cut advocate, wants to stimulate the economy
· Walsh: Advocates for monetary policy to align with fiscal policy
No matter who ultimately takes over, it means a significant shift in global capital flows!
💎What do you think now?
When the smartest minds on Wall Street show serious divergence and the leadership of the Federal Reserve is about to change, do you choose to follow BlackRock's retreat or bet on the future with the Harvard fund?
Share your judgment in the comments:
👉 Team Harvard: Believe in the future, continue to buy the dip?
👉 Support BlackRock: Secure profits, avoid risks?
👉 Or choose to wait and see who the next leader of the Federal Reserve will be?
💰【Breaking】Wall Street giant BlackRock has just dropped a 'financial nuclear bomb'!
According to the latest developments, this global asset management giant is publicly recommending a 2% allocation of Bitcoin in investment portfolios, while on the other hand, its Bitcoin ETF IBIT has seen a massive outflow of $523 million in a single day, setting a historical record! At the same time, BlackRock has also transferred $280 million worth of Bitcoin to exchanges — which is usually seen as a precursor to selling.
🔥Exciting extension: Huge divergence in institutional movements!
Just as the market was in an uproar, a more dramatic scene emerged: Harvard University's endowment fund went against the trend and aggressively bought, increasing its IBIT holdings to $443 million, making it the largest U.S. stock position for the fund!
On one side, the giants seem to be cashing in, while on the other, a top university places a massive bet. What signal is hidden behind this 'battle of the titans'?
🏛️A bigger upheaval is still to come
Even more explosive is that the Federal Reserve, which controls the pulse of the global dollar, will see a change in chairmanship in 2026! Currently, three major candidates have emerged:
· Waller: Insists on the independence of the Federal Reserve, makes decisions based on data
· Hassett: An aggressive rate cut advocate, wants to stimulate the economy
· Walsh: Advocates for monetary policy to align with fiscal policy
No matter who ultimately takes over, it means a significant shift in global capital flows!
💎What do you think now?
When the smartest minds on Wall Street show serious divergence and the leadership of the Federal Reserve is about to change, do you choose to follow BlackRock's retreat or bet on the future with the Harvard fund?
Share your judgment in the comments:
👉 Team Harvard: Believe in the future, continue to buy the dip?
👉 Support BlackRock: Secure profits, avoid risks?
👉 Or choose to wait and see who the next leader of the Federal Reserve will be?
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